Quaker Theology #28

Quaker Theology is a progressive Journal and Forum for Discussion and Study. Founded in 1999, it publishes essays, reports and reviews on matters relating to the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers). This issue includes:> an article on a Quaker approach to teaching interreligous dialogue; > a profile and reflections on an aged Friend who chose death by fasting; > a look back at Tom Fox, a Quaker peace worker who's kidnaped and murdered in Iraq in 2006; > reflections on same sex marriage by Quaker author Philip Gulley; > a major analysis of Quaker connections in Walt Whitman's early, pre-poetic writings;> updates on doctrinal controversies in North Carolina Yearly Meeting (FUM) and Northwest Yearly Meeting; > and a review of a new memoir by a Quaker who faced a faith crisis as well as grief when she lost her husband to a degenerative disease.Quaker Theology continues to be a unique source of reporting, analysis and theological exploration for the Religious Society of Friends, or Quakers, and those interested in issues and studies relating to Quakers. This description may be from another edition of this product.