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1862–1924
A French Protestant theologian and scholar, he wrote thoughtful books on Jesus, early Jewish-Alexandrian philosophy, and questions of faith. His work reflects the lively religious and intellectual debates of late 19th- and early 20th-century France.

by Henri Bois
Henri Bois was a French author and Protestant theologian who lived from 1862 to 1924. Library records confirm him as the author of works including La Personne et l'oeuvre de Jésus (1905) and Essai sur les origines de la philosophie judéo-alexandrine.
The surviving catalog information connects him with the Faculté libre de théologie protestante in Montpellier, suggesting a strong link to academic Protestant theology. His books show a clear interest in the life of Jesus, the history of ideas, and the meeting point between religion and philosophy.
Although detailed biographical information is limited in the sources I could confirm here, his published work points to a serious and learned writer engaged with biblical and theological questions in a scholarly way.