Arthur Peng Lin Stanley (18151213-188/July18), a member of the British Royal Society, is called Dean Stanley, a British priest. He is a pastor of Westminster Abbey, and his term of office is from 1864 to 188 1 year. He was born in Derrier and Cheshire, and his father was Edward Stanley, Bishop of Norich diocese. He has an older brother Owen Stanley and a younger sister Mary Stanley. His middle name "Penrhyn" means that he is of Welsh descent.
He was educated in the rugby school in Thomas Arnold, and was promoted to Berlior College in Oxford in 1834. It is generally believed that he is the source of George Arthur in Thomas Hughes's famous book "thom browne's Schooldays" based on rugby. After winning the Irish Scholarship and the Newdigert Prize for English Poetry (Gypsy), he was elected as an academician of the University College in 1839, and was ordained in the same year. /kloc-traveled to Greece and Italy in 0/840, and settled in Oxford after returning home. He has taught in this university for ten years, which has a great influence on university life. His relationship with students is close and cordial, and his personality charm attracts his friends from all walks of life. His literary reputation was established by Arnold's Life published in 1844. 1845 was appointed as a missionary, and 1847 published sermons and essays in the apostolic era, which not only laid the foundation for his fame. The missionary also marks his future status as a theologian. At that time, he firmly advocated understanding and tolerance in university political science, which was dominated by theological debate.
Stanley was chosen as the archbishop of Dublin by Richard Wattley after his death in June 1863+00, but was rejected by the Irish Church. It was appointed by the Dean of Westminster, richard cheney Vickers Trench. By the end of 1863, Stanley was officially appointed as the newly evacuated provost. In February 65438, he married Mrs. Augusta Bruce, who was the sister of Lord Elgin, then the governor of India. . His experience in Westminster Abbey is unforgettable in many ways. From the previous two important disqualifications, he realized his indifference to music and a little understanding of architecture. On these two themes, he made full use of the help of others, devoted his energy and all his success, and completed the task of saving the rotten treasure from negligence. Westminster Abbey has such rich historical sites. 1865, he published his memorial hall of Westminster Abbey. Although there are some mistakes occasionally, this work is still a place of information. He is a missionary and has a great urge to dig ditches. The practice is to invite excellent missionaries to attend the monastery pulpit, especially the night worship in the nave. His personal influence is unique, but it has greatly increased since he moved to London. His circle of friends includes people from all sects, classes and almost every country.
He has been tirelessly engaged in literary work. Although most of the contents include occasional papers, speeches, comments, speeches and sermons, they include his third volume of the History of the Jewish Church, the first volume of church of scotland and another sermon and sermon in the United States. "The main discussion is 1850 to1870 (/kloc Although he is polite, he has been engaged in theological arguments, and has advocated all efforts to promote the social, moral and religious improvement of the poorer classes, as well as his courage to bravely defend those who are unjustly condemned and undoubtedly caused by him. The reason for opposing the attack from some influential circles may be listed, not only that he is an active defender of Bishop Colenso from their differences to some extent, but that he invited the translation of the Eucharist Bible, including all monotheistic revisers among Protestants. He felt more strongly that reading Athanasius creed was an optional activity in the English church, not an urgent task. 1874, he spent a winter in Russia, where he married Alfred, Duke of Edinburgh and Grand Duchess Mary.