Confident Quakerism
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TextSeries: Pendle Hill Pamphlet ; 410.Publication details: Wallingford, Pa. : Pendle Hill Publications, c2010. Description: 35 p. ; 19 cmSubject(s): Pink Dandelion, Ben | Spiritual life -- Society of Friends | Spiritual formation -- Society of Friends | Society of Friends -- Doctrines | Conduct of life -- Study and teachingSummary: After a personal crisis shook his confidence in himself,
Ben Pink Dandelion considered seriously the spiritual
meaning of "confidence" (literally, to live and act "with
faith"). His reflections led him to delve more deeply into
early Friends' understandings about spiritual growth and
religious development, and to apply those principles to
the community of Friends as we practice our faith today.
His insights are especially meaningful for liberal Friends,
individually and as a society, as we look toward the
future. Discussion questions included. -- Back cover.
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After a personal crisis shook his confidence in himself,
Ben Pink Dandelion considered seriously the spiritual
meaning of "confidence" (literally, to live and act "with
faith"). His reflections led him to delve more deeply into
early Friends' understandings about spiritual growth and
religious development, and to apply those principles to
the community of Friends as we practice our faith today.
His insights are especially meaningful for liberal Friends,
individually and as a society, as we look toward the
future. Discussion questions included. -- Back cover.
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