Quakerism and other religions

by Howard H. Brinton

Pamphlet, 1957

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Available

Call number

CP 93/1

Tags

mysticism, meditation, Zen Buddhism, Hinduism, perfection, Taoism

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Publication

Wallingford, Pa., Pendle Hill [1957]

Subjects

Society of Friends
Society of Friends Doctrines

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This is an interesting historical perspective on Christianity and its Hellenic and Hebraic components, Quakerism, mysticism, and Protestantism, and a Quaker perspective on other religions. Brinton is brilliantly and knowledgeably perceptive and clarifying about many aspects of Christianity and
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 Quakerism, even when there are a few areas that may look like dated blind spots to us now.
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Call number

CP 93/1

Barcode

1968

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