Intro­duc­tion to “The Chris­t­ian Uni­ver­sal­ism of George Fox”

Since Benson’s time, denominational-mindedness has gained ground among Quak­ers, and a diver­si­ty of philoso­phies is now seen as valid not only for those out­side of the Soci­ety but for those with­in. A tight­en­ing con­for­mi­ty to the doc­trine of indi­vid­u­al­ism has accel­er­at­ed the pro­lif­er­a­tion of ide­olo­gies with­in the Soci­ety. Resist­ed by most is the obser­va­tion that human nature is intrin­sic and uni­ver­sal, the same in every time and place, and that Jesus Christ speaks to this uni­ver­sal condition.

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