Two trends in modern Quaker thought : a statement of belief

by Albert Vann Fowler

Pamphlet, 1961

Status

Available

Call number

CP 112

Tags

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

Collections

Your library, CP - PENDLE HILL PAMPHLETS

Publication

Wallingford, Pa. : Pendle Hill, [1961]

User reviews

LibraryThing member QuakerReviews
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
Show More
 implicitly of Quakerism. This pamphlet reads as unpleasantly partisan and resentful, rather than insightful.
Show Less

Subjects

Society of Friends Doctrines

Local notes

Pendle Hill Pamphlet 112

Similar in this library

To the refreshing of the children of light by Geoffrey F. Nuttall
Scruples by Gilbert Kilpack
Can Quakerism speak to the times? by John Henry Hobart
The nature of Quakerism by Howard H. Brinton
The examined life by Carol R. Murphy
44 more
Quakers and the use of power by Paul A. Lacey
Another will gird you : a message to the Society of Friends by Mildred Binns Young
Inner liberty : the stubborn grit in the machine by Peter Viereck
Conscience by Wilhelm Mensching
The personal relevance of truth by Thomas Shipley Brown
Poets walk in by Anna Frances Thompson Pettit Broomell
Words & testimonies : the Carey memorial lecture, Baltimore Yearly Meeting, 1971 by Thomas H. Silcock
Reaching decisions : the Quaker method by Howard H. Brinton
The Society of Friends by Howard H. Brinton
Man: the broken image by Carol R. Murphy
The light within : then and now by Rex Ambler
The candle of the Lord by Elfrida Vipont Foulds
Why a Friends school? by Douglas H. Heath
Everyman's struggle for peace by Horace Gundry Alexander
The practice of the love of God by Kenneth Ewart Boulding
The Indian testimony by Amiya Chandra Chakravarty
Meeting house & farm house by Howard Haines Brinton
A Quaker in the zendo by Steve Smith
Promise of deliverance : the assurance that there is a power by which disaster can be abolished forever by Dan Wilson
Tending the light by Mary E. B. Feagins
Unless one is born anew by Dorothy H. Hutchinson
The religion of George Fox, 1624-1691 : as revealed by his epistles by Howard H. Brinton
An opening way by Dan Wilson
On being real : a quest for personal and religious wholeness by Scott Crom
Quakerism and Christianity by Edwin B. Bronner
How they became Friends by Howard H. Brinton
The atonement of George Fox by Emilia Fogelklou Norrlind
Memories and meditations of a workcamper by David S. Richie
Bearing witness : Quaker process and a culture of peace by J. Gray Cox
From one to another by Norma Jacob
What doth the Lord require of thee? by Mildred Binns Young
Private testimony and public policy : an individual view of the international predicament by Phillips Ruopp
The mystery of Quaker light by Peter Bien
The power of truth by Herrymon Maurer
From where they sit by Dorothy Hewitt Hutchinson
The mind of Christ : Bill Taber on Meeting for Business by William P. Taber
Ethical mysticism in the Society of Friends by Howard H. Brinton
Thou dost open up my life : selections from the Rufus Jones collection by Rufus M. Jones
Saints for this age by Abraham John Muste
Alternative Christianity by John Punshon
An inward legacy : selections from Letters to his friends by Forbes Robinson
Ninth hour by Gilbert Kilpack
"You are my witnesses" : witness and testimony in the Biblical and Quaker traditions by Tom Gates
The modern Promethean : a dialogue with today's youth by Maurice S. Friedman

Call number

CP 112

Barcode

2022

More

LibraryThing
Page: 0.1481 seconds