mimi10v3A tradition of collective discernment, inward authority, plain speech, and continuing revelation. Formal texts and contemporary reflection meet around the question: what can experience honestly authorize one to say?
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| Barclay's Apology for the True Christian Divinity | Robert Barclay, George Harrison | 1678 | — | In catalog | → |
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| Open for transformation: Being Quaker | Ben Pink Dandelion | 2014 | — | Partly read | → |
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