Quaker Bookshop. Pendle Hill Publications

Can Quakerism speak to the times? (PHP 78)

In his Pendle Hill pamphlet (no. 78), John H. Hobart asks what is the best way to interpret Quakerism in the modern world.

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An Inward Legacy: Selections from Letters to his Friend Edited with an introduction by Gilbert Kilpack (PHP 92)

These excerpts from Forbes Robinson's letters have a common theme: the force of grace and Christian prayer, love, and revelation. Pendle Hill Pamphlet #92

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Behind the gospels (PHP 160)

A study of the origin of the Gospels covering historical sequence, order of origin, relative historical value, authorship, and other insights. By Henry Cadbury Pendle Hill Pamphlet #160

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Children and Solitude 125

Is it possible to drown children in a constant flow of stimuli, allowing no time for inward growth?

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Art Imagery and the Mythic Process (PHP 215)

Using mythologies of cultures, the artist communicates processes of creativity.

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Wholesight: the spirit quest (PHP 217)

Wholesight here means finding coherence among religion, science, art, and politics.

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A.J. Muste, Pacifist & Prophet: his relation to the Society of Friends (PHP 235)

Discusses the development of a pacifist influenced by the Dutch Reformed Church, Marxism, and Christian ethics. By Jo Ann Robinson Pendle Hill Pamphlet #235

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Another Way to Live: experiencing intentional community (PHP 218)

A community is both a means and a goal; living in one is a sharing, a vision, an experiment, and a fulfillment.

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