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26 June 2009

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New Light - preview
New Light: 12 Quaker Voices edited by Jennifer Kavanagh
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  • ISBN 978 1 84694 143 6
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  • The continuing success of Quaker Quest – a series of open meetings for people interested in the Quaker way, begun in London in 2002 – lies in its format
  • After some introductions three Quakers speak quite briefly, out of their own experience, on one of the questions that most interest enquirers
  • The fact that you can get three quite different answers to the same question but still trace a common thread highlights in a most effective way some of the unique characteristics of Quaker belief – its freedom from dogma, its roots in personal experience and its aim continually to be open to ‘new light’

  • Claire Disbrey

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