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Basic Quakerism
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No Extraordinary Power

No Extraordinary Power

No Extraordinary Power

Prayer, Stillness And Activism - The 2005 Swarthmore Lecture

BY HELEN STEVEN

Brief Description:
The answer to prayer may be quite simply, "What are you going to do about it?" Faced with something they believe must be changed, people can find themselves able to accomplish the unexpected. In dangerous times when so much is at risk or destroyed, the power of ordinary people can "reconstitute the world", as the poet Adrienne Rich has put it. And yet this is apparently beyond our own resources. Helen Steven asks: Do we have access through prayer and action to some kind of "extra-ordinary" power beyond ourselves, or is our power for action well within the experience of everyone, with only our deeper spiritual nature to make it "extra-ordinary"?

Britain Yearly Meeting 2005 111 PP. Paper

$12.00 (in stock)

 

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