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Cargando... Open for transformation: Being Quaker (Swarthmore Lecture Book 2014)por Ben Pink Dandelion
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"If we as Quakers want our Quaker approach to faith to be vibrant, cohesive, coherent and socially useful, we need to be clear about what we are and what we are not." In the last 150 years the backdrop to our Quaker experience has changed. Have we as Quakers been prey to inroads of secularism and individualism? Have these inroads left Quakers in Britain a diffuse and diluted faith community? Ben Pink Dandelion asks rigorous and difficult questions about what it means to be Quaker today within this context. In this important and exciting book we are challenged to consider how we retain an authentic encounter with the Divine, how we become a transformed and transforming community. No se han encontrado descripciones de biblioteca. |
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The author asks rigorous and dificult questions about what it means to be a Quaker today within this context. In this important and stimulating book we are challenged to condider how we retain an authentic encounter with the Divine, how we become a transformed and transforming community.
See also Moreton’s ‘Is God Still an Englishman?’ ( )