The evolutionary potential of Quakerism

by Kenneth E. Boulding

Pamphlet, 1964

Status

Available

Call number

CP 136/1

Series

James Backhouse Lecture (1964)

Tags

Quaker history, Quaker theology, Quaker philosophy, practice, Quaker thought, Backhouse Lecture

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Publication

[Wallingford, Pa. : Pendle Hill Publications], 1964.

Subjects

Society of Friends Doctrines

Local notes

also James Backhouse Lecture (original title "The Quaker mutation"); inscription: E.M. Davidson

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This pamphlet is about the potential in Quakerism to contribute significantly to the evolution of a global society and culture built on caring for each other. While dated in some ways, it is interesting to consider decades later how the Society of Friends is fulfilling this challenge, and how the
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Call number

CP 136/1

Barcode

1946

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