| James E. Talmage A leading intellectual in the Mormon faith during his lifetime, and member of the Council of Twelve Apostles. He was known among his contemporaries as a gifted scientist, teacher, speaker, and writer. His works on Mormon doctrine Jesus the Christ and The Articles of Faith have nearly become canonical among Latter-day Saints. These works have also been appreciated for their significant literary style. View Works by this Person |
| Also Known As | Elder James E. Talmage |
| Religion | LDS |
| Birth Date | 1862 |
| Death Date | 1933 |
| Birth Place | Hungerford, Berkshire, England |
| Education | Brigham Young Academy Lehigh University Johns Hopkins University |
| Career | Professor of Geology and Chemistry, Brigham Young Academy Professor of Geology, University of Utah President, University of Utah Elected to membership in several learned societies. |
| Other Biographical Information | In 1876 the Talmage family emigrated to Utah where James became one of the leading intellectuals of the Church. |
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