It is our hope here to provide a rather general
collection of Quaker writings both old and contemporary, in hopes that it will
shed some light on Quaker ideology and how those ideas have evolved over time.
Quaker writers have addressed many issues, both social and spiritual, over the
years through several mediums: there are many books published which outline
Quaker historiography as well as the structure of belief; there are numerous
journals published by Yearly Meetings throughout the world; and there are
collections of speeches and public addresses compiled from Quaker activists
since the denomination's inception.
Though we will not be
publishing any of the works here in their entirety, instead we offer excerpts
meant to provoke thought and interest.
Early Writers
George Fox: an except from The Message of George Fox
William Penn: For of Light Came Sight
William Penn: The Trial of William Penn
William Penn: "The Book of Cookery Has
Outgrown the Bible"
Isaac Penington: "...According as the Spirit Teaches"
Robert Barclay: "Turn Thy Mind to the Light"
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