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Robert Newton Flew
Robert Newton Flew (1886–1962) was an English Methodist minister and theologian, and an advocate of ecumenism among the Christian churches.
==Family and education==
Robert Newton Flew was born at Holsworthy, Devon on 25 May 1886, the older son of Josiah Flew (1859–1925), a Wesleyan Methodist minister, and his wife, Florence Jones (1863–1964). Originally from Portland, Dorset, the family moved during Flew's childhood to Wiltshire and Warwickshire, and then to the suburbs of London. There Flew won a scholarship in 1897 to the independent school Christ's Hospital, followed by a "postmastership" (scholarship) to Merton College, Oxford, where he read classics and theology. While at Merton, Flew contributed to debates within the university on international affairs.〔''The Oxford Magazine'', Vol. 26 (1908), pp. 81 and 133.〕 He spent a term in Bonn and Marburg in 1909.〔ODNB entry by Elaine Kaye. (Retrieved 10 September 2012. Pay-walled. )〕
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