Can Quakerism speak to the times?

by John Henry Hobart

Pamphlet, 1954

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Available

Call number

CP 78

Series

Pendle Hill Pamphlets

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Pendle Hill Pamphlet, spirituality, practice

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Publication

Wallingford, Pa. : Pendle Hill, c1954.

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Hobart asks what is the central core of Quakerism that will speak to us in the present (1950s). He concludes that a modern and inclusive Christianity is the core, with the inner Christ, the power to know God and to act, to be found in everyone. This is all good, but uninspired.

Subjects

Society of Friends Doctrines

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Pendle Hill Pamphlet 78

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CP 78

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