Abstract
In this issue we have been gifted with three credible, nay expert, expositors of three interpretations of Quakerism in historical perspective: Penn’s interpretation of Quakerism as “primitive Christianity revived,” Barclay’s evolving interpretation of Quakerism’s “inward Light” as vehiculum dei, and his speculation on a corresponding spiritual sense, and the twentieth century development of Quaker understandings of Christianity and universalism—mutually excluding or complementary?—traced across the prestigious Swarthmore Lectures.
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Dudiak, Jeffrey
(2018)
"Response to Anderson, Ward, and Randazzo,"
Quaker Religious Thought: Vol. 131, Article 5.
Available at:
https://digitalcommons.georgefox.edu/qrt/vol131/iss1/5
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