Date of Award
5-1997
Document Type
Thesis
Degree Name
Master of Arts in Theological Studies (MATS)
Department
Seminary
First Advisor
Howard Macy
Abstract
Contents
Origins of the Project
Why Teach Friends Distinctives?
Review of the Literature
Testimonies, by Ben Richmond (FUM)
A Family of Friends, by Jack Willcuts (NWYM)
Quakerism 101, by Shirley Dodson (FGC)
Friends Way, by Richard Jones (FUM)
Declaring Our Faith, Brian Daniels, ed. (FUM) Let's Be Friends, Dorothy Barratt, ed. (EFI)
Format of the Lessons
How to Be a Quaker in the 21st Century
Lesson 1 - A Testimony as a Communication of Truth
Lesson 2 - The Presence of Christ
Lesson 3 - The Presence of Christ in Worship
Lesson 4 - A Sacramental View of Life
Lesson 5 - The Presence of Christ in Meeting for Business
Lesson 6 - A Life of Integrity
Lesson 7 - Equality in Christ
Lesson 8 - The Focused Life
Lesson 9 - Becoming Peacemakers
Bibliography
Recommended Citation
Votaw, Dave, "How to Be a Quaker in the Twenty-First Century" (1997). Seminary Masters Theses. 17.
https://digitalcommons.georgefox.edu/seminary_masters/17