Abstract
It is with great appreciation to the authors and editors of this important volume on the theological thought of early Friends— Stephen Angell and “Ben” Pink Dandelion—as it fills a gap in the history of Quaker research in much needed ways. While the social histories, political concerns, spiritual interests, and social-action contributions of early Friends have been explored extensively, and while the spiritual experience and the theological contributions of some standout leaders have been explored, the theological convictions and contributions of key Quaker leaders has not been amassed as a collection until now. That being the case, this book stands as a valuable companion to the first-rate collection gathered by the same editors in 2013, The Oxford Handbook of Quaker Studies.
Recommended Citation
Anderson, Paul N.
(2017)
"Early Quakers and their Theological Thought, 1647-1723,"
Quaker Religious Thought: Vol. 128, Article 4.
Available at:
https://digitalcommons.georgefox.edu/qrt/vol128/iss1/4