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A Critical Study Of The Doctrine Of Revelation As Held By Three Contemporary American Theologians -- Georgia Harkness, Nels F.S. Ferré, And Edwin Lewis -- In The Light Of The Wesleyan View, Paul Marvin Hayden

Western Evangelical Seminary Theses

Men are curious beings. They like to know. According to the Biblical account of the fall of man he was tempted and fell at this very point. The fruit of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil was desired by Adam and Eve to make them wise. The Bible shows that they satisfied this desire to their own detriment. By a little observation, or even introspection, one can see that man still has this desire to know. A trip to the library, to inspect the multitudinous volumes on a myriad of subjects, should convince the most skeptical person …

A Study Of Two Early Theologians At Drew Theological Seminary: Randolph S. Foster And John Miley, Paul Gerhardt Hvidding

Western Evangelical Seminary Theses

In all branches of learning there is a perennial need to check-up on material to determine if progress is being made and to note where a dead-end has been reached or actual retrogression has taken place. In no field is this check-up more necessary than in the field of theology and philosophy.

The problem of this study has been to determine if Arminian theology in America, as represented by two of her most influential theologians, has been true to the philosophy and theology of John Wesley and, also, to determine if they have advanced this thought in any significant manner. …

The Function Of The Minister In The Religious Education Program Of The Local Church, Lyman L. Myers

Western Evangelical Seminary Theses

Man today is pragmatically minded. The subject which relates itself to current human need is one which gains attention. The contemporary unrest of the world is a result of the uncertainty of religious faith. Man is striving to arrive at basic truths which will be acceptable to all men everywhere. However, there is abundant evidence that the solution of man's problems lies in his religious faith. The question is, how can religious faith be made real and active in the lives of people? How can it be so rooted that the monuments of skepticism, humanism and rationalism will not overthrow …

A Study Of The Relation Of Christian Conduct To Christian Experience In The Light Of Biblical Truth And Selected Biographical And Autobiographical Data, Kenneth K. Koth

Western Evangelical Seminary Theses

Man's experiences of salvation, both the first experience (initial salvation) and the second experience (entire sanctification) are for the most part individual and personal. The manifestations of these personal experiences, however, are seen in one's conduct in relation to other people. Thus, it is through conduct that the reality of the personal experience is seen and known by others. Jesus affirmed this fact when he said: By their fruits ye shall know them. Do men gather grapes of thorns or figs of thistles? Even so every good tree bringeth forth good fruit; but the corrupt tree bringeth forth evil fruit. …

The Function Of The Minister In The Religious Education Program Of The Local Church, Lyman L. Myers

Western Evangelical Seminary Theses

Man today is pragmatically minded. The subject which relates itself to curent human need is one which gains attention. The contemporary unrest of the world is a result of the uncertainty of religious faith. Man is striving to arrive at basic truths which will be acceptable to all men everywhere. However, there is abundant evidence that the solution of man's problems lies in his religious faith, The question is, How can religious faith be made real and active in the lives of people? How can it be so rooted that the monuments of skepticism, humanism, and rationalism will not overthrow …

Friends At Mid-Century, Isaac T. Johnson, Lida K. Johnson

Historical Quaker Books

The Isaac T. and Lida K. Johnson Lectureship, made possible by their gift, was created by the Executive Committee of the Five Years Meeting in its sessions of April, 1940. The creative minute of the Executive Committee is in part as follows:

It is the duty of the Executive Committee to determine the use of this money and the Central Committee submits this recommendation: (1) that the gift be made a continuing memorial to these dear friends and (2) that the memorial be in the form of a lectureship for the Five Years Meeting, and, as it may direct, to …

The Early Quaker Doctrine Of Communion In The Light Of The New Testament, Mahlon Leroy Macy

Western Evangelical Seminary Theses

Anyone offering something new in theology, new in philosophy, or new in science is leaving himself open to criticism. An organization which sets forth a point of view contrary to the traditional point of view may receive much condemnation. This was the situation with the early Quakers. Their Biblical interpretation of the doctrine of Communion was unlike that of the traditional views; therefore, it was questioned.

Some Milestones Of The Spirit, William H. Richie

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Of making many books there is no end," declared wise old Solomon; but he also said that words from the wise would be as "goads" for correction, and "as nails fastened" to help settle one's convictions as to truth; thereby others would be "admonished." This has been the basis of the inward urge of the Spirit to put into writing personal experiences which have been milestones of spiritual growth. It is only with the hope and the prayer that this record may be illuminating and helpful to other pilgrims on life's pathway that this record has been written.

The Lord …

Constitution And Discipline, Oregon Yearly Meeting Of Friends Church 1945, George Fox University Archives

Faith and Practice

Constitution and Discipline, Oregon Yearly Meeting of Friends Church 1945. Publication of the Oregon Yearly Meeting of Friends, later known as the Northwest Yearly Meeting.

A Handbook For Elders And Overseers, Raymond Binford Et Al.

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Quaker Hill Pamphlet No. 2

Excerpt: "The objective pursued in these pages has been to produce for elders and overseers in Friends meetings a body of literature which 'is problem centered. The swiftly moving historical scene during the last generation has been the cause of immense and widespread confusion about the important spiritual testimonies which characterize the Christian life. The automobile. the radio, the motion picture-to mention only a few of the products of the last quarter-century-have had revolutionary effects upon society. The older Quaker communities have been rooted out of their former isolationism from the rest of the world …

Friends Are A Church, Edward Mott

Historical Quaker Books

This subject is presented for consideration in view of the fact that a very general misunderstanding exists as to what Friends are from an organization view-point. This is because there is not a unity of thought among the various groups which use the name Friends, as to what we n.re and what we stand for. The situation is brought prominently into view through the fact that it has, in an unfortunate manner, been introduced in the public press; this has been to our confusion before the public generally. An outstanding instance (though not the first by any means) is of …

Carson W. Cox: A Missionary To China, Vercia P. Cox

Historical Quaker Books

Excerpt: " "Eunice, is Larkin Cox speaking the truth? Does thee desire to marry him and go to that wild new Territory, infested still with wild buffalo, coyotes and Indians?"

The tall young man, with the fingers of his right hand touching the new but heavy growth of dark beard, looked steadfastly at the slender Quakeress across the fireplace from him. Eunice Cox stood. She looked not at her father, who had spoken, but at her lover and replied, "Yes, father; I wish to marry Larkin and go wherever he sees fit to take me." Her mother and sisters began …

A History Of First Friends Church, Nellie S. Waterbury

Historical Quaker Books

Only a brief word of introduction need be written. First Friends Church of Cleveland has a history of genuine interest to many. The data which these pages contain could have been gathered, put into intelligible form, and made most valuable to the reader only by one intimately acquainted with the personalities and events of the years. Such a person has been found in the writer, Mrs. Nellie S. Waterbury. Her long membership and active interest in this meeting provide a background. of understanding of the events which the book sets forth. She is well fitted for her task by native …

Discipline, Oregon Yearly Meeting 1934, George Fox University Archives

Faith and Practice

Discipline, Oregon Yearly Meeting 1934. Publication of the Oregon Yearly Meeting of Friends, later known as the Northwest Yearly Meeting.

Friendly Endeavor, April 1929, George Fox University Archives

Faith and Practice

Friendly Endeavor, April 1929. Twin Rocks Banquet, Newberg, April 27. Publication of the Oregon Yearly Meeting of Friends, later known as the Northwest Yearly Meeting.

Behaviorism: An Exposition And Critical Examination, Philip S. Clapp

Western Evangelical Seminary Theses

Behaviorism may be most easily defined after contrasting it with other forms of psychology. Until the advent of behaviorism in 1912, all psychology was built upon a subject matter called consciousness or mind, as definitions of psychology show: James: "Psychology is the description and explanation of states of consciousness as such." Angell: " Psychology is commonly defined as the science of consciousness... Consciousness we can only define in terms of itself." Thorndike: "Human psychology deals with the thoughts and feelings of human beings and seeks to explain the facts of intellect, character, and personal life." Seashore: "Psychology is the science …

George Fox's Preston Patrick Friends, Ernest E. Taylor (Edwin)

Historical Quaker Books

Reprinted from the Friends' Quarterly Examiner, 1924. Includes bibliographical references. 16 pages, 22 cm.

Some Religious Tendencies In 20th Century English Poetry, Levi T. Pennington

GFU Presidents

Master of Arts Thesis. v, 70 pages.

The Friends: Their History, Organization And Principles Of Faith And Practice, Sylvester Jones

Historical Quaker Books

The- original of this pamphlet was prepared at the request of the Church History Club of the University of Chicago and was read before that Club, February 28, 1907, by the author, following which it was · published in Chicago. This revised edition is published in response to many requests. It is sent forth with the hope that it may help in the fulfillment of the apostle's prayer, "that Christ may make His home in your hearts through your faith; so that having your roots deep and your foundations strong, in love, you may become mighty to grasp the idea, …

Margaret Fell: The Mother Of The Early Quaker Church, James Herbert Midgley

Historical Quaker Books

Published for the Friends' Tract Association, Series: Friends ancient and modern ; no. 11

War: Its Causes, Consequences, Lawfulness, Etc.: An Essay, Jonathan Dymond

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No abstract provided.

Divine Protection Through Extraordinary Dangers During The Irish Rebellion In 1798, Dinah W. Goff

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Excerpt: "The Saviour of men frequently inculcated on his followers the duty of avoiding an over-anxious and distrustful disposition, and of confiding in the protecting and preserving care of our Heavenly Father. "Are ·not five sparrows sold for two farthings," said he, "and not one of them is forgotten before God,"- " one of them shall not fall on the ground without your Father. But the very hairs of your head are all numbered. Fear ye not, therefore, ye are of more value than many sparrows." "

Spiritual Progress Of M.R.: A Mother's Legacy To Her Daughters, Mary Rathmell

Historical Quaker Books

32 pages; 15 cm

Publishing year unclear; Mary Rathmell lived 1761-1796

A Variety Of Sketches, Observations, And Extracts, Various Authors

Historical Quaker Books

Bound with: The solid path, and other sketches, observations, and extracts ; a collection of serious and solid readings from pious authors of different religious denominations.--2d series.--Philadelphia : J.B. Lippincott, 1870.
Includes index.

53, 72 pages, 18 cm

True Christian Baptism And Communion, Joseph Phipps

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48 pages

Joseph Phipps (1708-1787)

Book published 187-?

A Concise Account Of The Religious Society Of Friends, Commonly Called Quakers; Embracing A Sketch Of Their Christian Doctrines And Practices, Thomas Evans

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The substance of the following Essay is chiefly taken from the approved writings of the Religious Society of Friends, and the limits assigned to it do not admit of more than a very brief outline of its history and doctrines.

Letters To Dr. Alderson: The Original And History Of The Celebrated Tract On Redemption, Now First Printed From The Autograph Letters, Joseph John Gurney

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64 pages; 16 cm

A Short Account Of George Fox: Prepared For Children, Unknown

Historical Quaker Books

This book is comprised of questions and answers for children on the life of George Fox. 32 pages, 14 cm. 3rd edition.
Cover title: George Fox.

"This short compilation was prepared solely for the use of Friends' Infant School, without any view to its publication; but having been found interesting to the pupils there, it is now offered to parents and those who have the charge of instructing the children of Friends, in the hope that it may prove helpful to them in leading the youthful mind to an acquaintance with our Christian testimonies."

Sketch Of The History Of Education In The Society Of Friends; With A Review Of The Proceedings Of The Friends' Educational Society, And Other Papers, Friends Educational Society

Historical Quaker Books

Five papers on the past proceedings and experience of the Society of Friends in connection with the education of youth, read at themeetings of the Friends' Educational Society, at Ackworth, in the years 1838, 1839, 1840, 1841, 1842. -- Report concerning Friendsschools in Ireland ... -- Review of the papers and proceedings of the Friends' Educational Society from 1837 to 1849 inclusive. -- Influence and authority ... / John Ford. -- Notes of a conference of Friends ... 1842. 2nd ed. -- An epistle from the Yearly Meeting ofFriends held in London, 1850, to its junior members.

On cover: Education …

Diary Of Mahlon Pickett, Mahlon Pickett

Historical Quaker Books

71 pages, 19 cm. Some pages are faint while others are darker and easier to read.

Relating to the diary written by Mahlon Pickett:

Theodate Lang Pickett, daughter of Mahlon and Rebecca Pickett was born near Mooresville, Indiana, July 26, 1861. Died September 22, 1927.

In 1870 the family moved to the vicinity of Lawrence, Kansas. There two years. Moved to Butler County, Kansas.

In 1885 Miss Pickett with her brother B. H. Pickett, came to Kiowa County where she proved up on a claim three miles north of Haviland. Taught in the first school in the community. On September …