A Doctrinal Epistle,
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"A Doctrinal Epistle," by Elias Hicks, offers a profound exploration of Quaker theology and ethics. Penned in 1824, this work provides insights into the doctrines espoused by Hicks, a prominent figure within the Religious Society of Friends. The epistle delves into core tenets of Christian belief, interpreted through a Quaker lens, emphasizing the importance of inner light and personal revelation. With its historical significance and theological depth, this epistle remains relevant for those interested in Quaker history and the development of Christian ethical thought.
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