Douglas Clyde Macintosh

The Reverend

Douglas Clyde Macintosh
The Reverend; Douglas Clyde Macintosh
Born	18 February 1877; Breadalbane, Ontario, Canada
Died	6 June 1948 (aged 71); Hamden, Connecticut, US
Nationality	Canadian
Spouses	Emily Pouell (m. 1921; died 1922); Hope Griswold Conklin (m. 1925);
Ecclesiastical career
Religion	Christianity (Baptist)
Church	Baptist Union of Western Canada
Ordained	1907
Academic background
Alma mater	McMaster University; University of Chicago;
Thesis	The Reaction Against Metaphysics in Theology (1909)
Influences	Henri Bergson; George Burman Foster; William Ernest Hocking; William James; Immanuel Kant;
Academic work
Discipline	Theology
Sub-discipline	Systematic theology
School or tradition	Empirical theology; theological liberalism;
Institutions	Brandon College; Yale University;
Doctoral students	Robert E. Cushman; H. Richard Niebuhr;
Notable students	Reinhold Niebuhr
Influenced	James William McClendon Jr.

Douglas Clyde Macintosh (1877–1948) was a Canadian theologian.

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