Two trends in modern Quaker thought : a statement of belief

by Albert Vann Fowler

Pamphlet, 1961

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Available

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CP 112

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Pendle Hill Pamphlets

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Pendle Hill Pamphlet, Quaker thought, practice, Quaker history, Quaker theology

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Wallingford, Pa. : Pendle Hill, [1961]

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Fowler, as a Christian Quaker, sees in Quakerism (ca. 1961) two distinct varieties of belief: universalism and Christian faith in a Quaker interpretation. He is explicitly critical if Quaker universalism (and universalists), even snide and hostile, declaring it a betrayal of Christianity, and also implicitly of Quakerism. This pamphlet reads as unpleasantly partisan and resentful, rather than insightful.… (more)

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Society of Friends Doctrines

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Pendle Hill Pamphlet 112

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