Explore the beliefs that shape the Society of Friends and the strength of its scripture-based faith.
This volume presents the Doctrines of Friends with a focus on the authority and authenticity of the Bible, the witness of the apostles, and the enduring power of the gospel. It discusses how early Christians faced persecution, the role of miracles, and the claim that the gospel offers a unique moral system grounded in truth and righteousness. The book also speaks to the responsibilities of ministry, the need for faithful teaching, and the call for humility and steadfast commitment in the face of opposition.
- How the scriptures are evaluated for genuineness and authority
- The evidence for miracles and their place in belief
- The example of early Christians and the call to faithful living
- Guidance for believers, especially younger members, to uphold Testimonies
Ideal for readers of religious history, scriptural study, and Quaker thought.