The atonement of George Fox

by Emilia Fogelklou Norrlind

Pamphlet, 1969

Status

Available

Call number

CP 166/1

Tags

Quaker biography, George Fox, James Nayler, Quaker history

Collections

Your library, CP - PENDLE HILL PAMPHLETS

Publication

Wallingford, Pa. : Pendle Hill Publications, 1969.

Subjects

Society of Friends History

ISBN

0875741665 / 9780875741666

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This is a fascinating and important pamphlet about early Quaker conflict over leadership, and its resolution in the creation of the system of business meetings, which established leadership in the united meeting, as led by the Spirit. The author reviews the specific history and concludes that
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 George Fox alone is the founder, not of Quakerism as a spiritual movement, but of the group structure through which that movement was able to survive.
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Call number

CP 166/1

Barcode

669

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