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“It would go a great way to caution and direct people in their use of the world if we were better studied and knowledgeable about the creation of it. For how could we find the confidence to abuse it, while we should see the Great Creator stare us in the face, in all and every part thereof?”
William Penn, 1692
Conversations About Science And The Human Spirit
BY KRISTA TIPPETT NPR's Krista Tippet interviews scientists Freeman Dyson, Paul Davies, Jenna Levin and Quaker Parker Palmer amongst others. Tippett says rather grandly of the book " To the faithful I say this: if God is God, we cannot be afraid of what we can learn with our remarkable three-pound brain. I offer this book to all-religious and nonreligious, theologians, scientists, and people of all walks of life in between-who want to engage our kindred capacities to think and to live together more richly than our debates would ever suggest is possible." It is an fascinating look at the intersection of "God" and science.
Penguin 2010 284 PP. Paper
$16.00 (in stock)
Seven Paths Of Christian Devotion
BY RICHARD FOSTER, GAYLE BEEBE Here (Quaker Pastor) Richard Foster and Gayle Beebe, both experienced leaders in spiritual formation; introduce you to many Christian thinkers and activists from the past who have known God deeply. Each person helps you to grasp one of the seven primary paths to intimacy with God that have been developed throughout Christian history. Chapters are divided into sections, each segment surrounding a key figure and concluding with a reflection and prayer. George Fox is path five - Right ordering.
IVP 2009 364 PP. Cloth
$25.00 (low stock)
BY TOM HEAD What is the place of moral values in the way we structure our economy? Should the teachings of Jesus and other faith traditions be considered when we address such questions as: How is work fashioned? Where do we live? What do we own? Quaker economist Tom Head explores how we might think about our economy-and its purposes-in new ways by including religious sources of wisdom and morality in our vision of a just and humane economic future.
Pendle Hill Pamphlet 2010 35 PP. Paper
$6.50 (in stock)
Right Relationship
Plain Living
Twelve Quakers And Simplicity
Reflections On Simplicity
Finding The Taproot Of Simplicity