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Zachary Dutton
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In Search of Elephants
Started 6th month 11, 2012 0 Replies 0 Likes
I write this short bit in preparation for…Continue
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- About Me
- Studying religion and the social sciences at Harvard Divinity School, Zachary is a burgeoning thought leader and social scientist. He focuses on the intersection of social conflict, culture and religion. He is currently working on a project examining the relationship between Quaker nonviolence narratives and identity formation.
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- http://theliberalquaker.wordpress.com/
Zachary Dutton's Blog
Open Letter to the next General Secretary of PYM
Posted on 10th mo. 23, 2013 at 11:01am 1 Comment 0 Likes
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**This is re-posted from theliberalquaker.wordpress.com.
23 October 2013
Open Letter To
The Next General Secretary
Philadelphia Yearly Meeting
1515 Cherry Street
Philadelphia, PA…
ContinueBounded Mystery: Toward a Contemporary Liberal Quaker Theology
Posted on 8th mo. 7, 2012 at 1:35pm 1 Comment 0 Likes
I recently wrote this for my blog The Liberal Quaker.
Preface
In Liberal Quaker community I came to know myself. I was fully accepted and encouraged to become who I am. My elders were patient with me. They asked hard questions and at times made tough observations, but let me do the work to answer and respond. I have sifted through a great deal of…
ContinueThe Kingdom Begins Within: Reflections with Rufus M. Jones
Posted on 4th mo. 1, 2012 at 11:00am 3 Comments 0 Likes
This is re-posted on QuakerQuaker from my blog The Liberal Quaker.
I have a tendency to make friends with underdogs and critics—those who for one reason or another put themselves (or who are put) in opposition to a greater community. When I lived at Pendle Hill, I worked in the community garden. The young woman in charge, when considering the possible death of a plant, would often say, “Well,…
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