"One of the best ways to pursue your interest in George Fox and the early Friends is to get Terry Wallace, None Were So Clear: Prophetic Quaker Faith. This book reflects upon Lewis Benson's search for the significance of George…"
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- At 11:01am on 12th mo. 18, 2019,
William F Rushby said…
One of the best ways to pursue your interest in George Fox and the early Friends is to get Terry Wallace, None Were So Clear: Prophetic Quaker Faith. This book reflects upon Lewis Benson's search for the significance of George Fox and early Quakerism. It is certainly not the last word on the subject but is a good place to begin!
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