The purpose of the Quaker Theological Discussion Group is to explore the meaning and implications of our Quaker faith and religious experience through discussion and publication. This search for unity in the claim of truth upon us concerns both the content and application of our faith.
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Here is the great lineup of articles you can now access in QRT #135. Stay tuned for highlights.
Lucretia Mott: Active Imagination and James 1:21
Mark Bredin
Eugenicists, Quakers, and Rufus Jones, 1893-1938
David Harrington Watt
Theologia: Quaker Youth Ministry and Theopraxis in a Multicultural Context
Joel Mayward, Roger Nam, Leah Payne, Steve Sherwood, Hannah Souter, and Trisha Welstad
Quaker Youth Ministry and Theopraxis in a Multicultural Context
Nim Njuguna
Book Review: “Ben” Pink Dandelion, The Cultivation of Conformity: Towards a General Theory of Internal Secularisation
Jon R. Kershner
Book Review: Melanie Springer Mock, Worthy: Finding Yourself in a World Expecting Someone Else
Jessica Kershner
