The Early Quakers And The 'kingdom Of God' (QuakerBooks)

The Early Quakers And The 'kingdom Of God'

BY GERALD GUITON

Brief Description:
The Early Quakers and the 'Kingdom of God' takes account of the early Quakers in Britain during the middle years of the seventeenth century as nonviolent, spiritual revolutionaries. Theirs was a time of intellectual ferment and socio-political, economic and ecclesiastical upheaval not to mention three horrific and devastating civil wars. It breaks new ground in British theology and ecclesiastical history by investigating the early Quakers' vision of, and intimate relationship with, the Kingdom of God. Like Jesus of Nazareth, they were particularly devoted to the Kingdom, contrasting it to that of the Puritans, Episcopalians and Catholics.

Inner Light Books 2012 506 PP. Paper

$25.00 (in stock)

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