(A.D. 1802–1876) Horace Bushnell was an American theologian and minister who, against significant opposition, taught that God could only be explained in approximate language and so there can never be a complete and definitive dogmatic theology. Instead, direct spiritual experiences, intuitions, and feelings hold a place of primacy.
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