The rich heritage of Quakerism,
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| Author / Creator: | Williams, Walter R., 1884-1973. |
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| Imprint: | Grand Rapids, Eerdmans [©1962] |
| Description: | 279 pages illustrations, 3 folded maps, portrait 23 cm |
| Language: | English |
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| Format: | Print Book |
| URL for this record: | http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/1888764 |
Table of Contents:
- George Fox : a man chosen of God
- England in mid-seventeenth century
- Early ministry of George Fox in Northern England
- A half dozen of Fox's co-laborers (I)
- A half dozen of Fox's co-laborers (II)
- The Holy Spirit's urge to wider fields
- The message which Friends proclaimed : doctrines
- The message which Friends proclaimed : testimonies
- Church organization and discipline
- Notable recruits join ranks of Friends
- Society of Friends at opening of eighteenth century
- The age of quietism
- Some leaders of the age of quietism
- Foreboding sings of a divided house
- Friends minister to human need and promote reform
- The great migration and the great divide
- Quakerism further divided
- Friends lend aid to anti-slavery movement
- The great nineteenth-century revival
- Dominant trends among twentieth-century Quakers
- Friends promote education
- Friends and the Great Commission
- Our debt to a world in need.