John Punshon (1) (1935–)

Peaceable, truthful and simple living is not easy. The lecture gives a personal view of the way the ethical and political principles of contemporary Quakerism are related to the older spiritual tradition from which they spring, and argues that this tradition is indispensable for their continuing vitality.

Written by a Christian Quaker, this pamphlet explores Universalism, Christianity, and Quaker faith and reflects the author's conviction that to establish mutual respect and tolerance among faiths is to establish world peace.

The writer characterizes the essence of Quakerism as radical, charistmatic, and prophetic.

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