Lewis BensonRecensioni

This book challenges what has traditionally pinturas about sin, guilt, and salvation. It challenges the very nature of modern church organization with a profoundly simple vision of what the church was meant to be: a fellowship in which men and women have spiritual equality And minister to one another, a fellowship that fosters and protects creation rather than preying on it. You will discover a new understanding of what it means to worship, pray, sing, and fellowship in Christ--a faith is fresh today as it was 2000 years ago among the apostles, a faith in which Christ Jesus is alive, present, and victorious against evil--not gone away to come again some other day.

Examines the relationship of Quakerism to the wider Christian prectice.

fr, Margaret Willits #1

Reprinted 1977.

Any paper written by Lewis Benson is worth reading.

1964 Shrewsbury Lecture

Excerpt from a paper presented to NYYMtg sessions, 1985

2 copies

An important articulation of Quaker faith by the greatest George Fox scholar of the second half of the 20th century.

Benson was one of the greatest George Fox scholars of his day, and significantly changed the understanding of Fox's message for late 20th century Friends. This book is a collection of 5 lectures given at Woodbrooke in 1964.

Binding error - pages 1-18 missing

New Foundation

11 pages

15 pages