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Books on the history of simplicity

Started this discussion. Last reply by William F Rushby 9th month 3, 2011. 2 Replies

 

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William F Rushby replied to DianeReynolds's discussion 'Books on the history of simplicity'
"You could look at Amelia Mott Gummere, *The Quaker: A Study in Costume*.  The author is prejudiced against plainness, so one would have to keep that in mind.   Also, see Stephen Scott, *Why Do They Dress That Way*, a more balanced…"
9th month 3, 2011
Nancy Andreasen replied to DianeReynolds's discussion 'Books on the history of simplicity'
"You might find the book Quaker Aesthetics, ed. by Lapsansky and Verplanck, of interest.  "
8th month 31, 2011
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8th month 27, 2011
DianeReynolds commented on QuakerQuaker's blog post 'Johan Maurer: Who Owns the Quaker Brand?'
"Tom, I also have met non-Christians who appear to have heard and followed the Light. I also feel the frustration of trying to speak through words."
7th month 20, 2010
DianeReynolds commented on QuakerQuaker's blog post 'Johan Maurer: Who Owns the Quaker Brand?'
"Dear Johann, Thank you for this post, which resonates deeply with me--or should I say, speaks my mind. Diane"
7th month 19, 2010
Stephanie Stuckwisch replied to DianeReynolds's discussion 'Quakers and MAry' in the group Christianity
"I think that there is a very strong desire to see the female in God. The diafication of Mary of by the Catholic church was, in part a response to people resistance to giving up their godesses. Personally, it's not a compelling issue in my…"
4th month 24, 2010
Geoffrey Gilmore replied to DianeReynolds's discussion 'Quakers and MAry' in the group Christianity
"I agree that it is good to remember the women and men who have followed Jesus. But it's important, as you say, to not elevate them to a special status. Those who have been faithful in the past are examples of what we should be. If they were…"
4th month 23, 2010
Rosemary Gould replied to DianeReynolds's discussion 'Quakers and MAry' in the group Christianity
"I find the story of Mary inspiring for the reasons you and others have said. I find Mary Magdalen even more so, especially if you see her as the woman who anointed Jesus. The Marys stayed with him until the end, and I believe Jesus was often talking…"
4th month 22, 2010
DianeReynolds replied to DianeReynolds's discussion 'Quakers and MAry' in the group Christianity
"Hi Stephanie, I'm interested in the connection between Mary and goddess worship--it has been said we have paganism and goddess worship entering into Quakerism because people are hungry for embodied ritual (beyond silent worship) and hungry for…"
4th month 22, 2010
Stephanie Stuckwisch replied to DianeReynolds's discussion 'Quakers and MAry' in the group Christianity
"Veneration of Mary has generally functioned as a way to absorb goddess worship into Christianity. Although I can't vouch for the accuracy of this, I remember reading that most sightings of Mary occurred at sites sacred to pagan goddesses. She…"
4th month 21, 2010
Geoffrey Gilmore replied to DianeReynolds's discussion 'Quakers and MAry' in the group Christianity
"As for early Quakers, I recall reading one mention by Robert Barclay of the "Blessed Virgin Mary". Not sure where it was. He was educated by Catholics, so this may reflect it. I think it's important to regard Mary, or any saint from…"
4th month 21, 2010
James C Schultz replied to DianeReynolds's discussion 'Quakers and MAry' in the group Christianity
"No"
4th month 21, 2010
Elin Hagberg replied to DianeReynolds's discussion 'Quakers and MAry' in the group Christianity
"Yes, she had the choice of not believing god, but not about the baby as I see it. She was pregnant and in that time a woman could not just get a job and support the baby herself like you can today. Therefore I see her choice as being quite…"
4th month 21, 2010
Rodney Guy Pharris replied to DianeReynolds's discussion 'Quakers and MAry' in the group Christianity
"If I remember my church history correctly, Mary didn't get elevated to such importance in the Roman Catholic Church until decades after George Fox. As a result, it is not surprising that Fox didn't mention Mary very much. What is obviously…"
4th month 20, 2010
Tom Smith replied to DianeReynolds's discussion 'Quakers and MAry' in the group Christianity
"I guess I don't see Mary needing to be singled out for more focus. However, I believe that we should focus a little more on: "Male and Female he created them," (Genesis 1); The influence of Mary and Joseph on Jesus' upbringing;…"
4th month 20, 2010
DianeReynolds replied to DianeReynolds's discussion 'Quakers and MAry' in the group Christianity
"Elin, I too am interested in Joseph. I do think Mary had a choice ... :)"
4th month 20, 2010

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At 11:25am on 6th mo. 14, 2009, Forrest Curo said…
As I was saying, it isn't necessarily everybody's "faith tradition." Many people deny "Christianity" because it's always come with some suspect baggage--while the essence has been too subversive for its supporters to handle. & yeah, it may be easier for many people to die for a belief than to risk embarrassment for it. (I'm lucky; I'm always embarrassing myself anyway!)

Anyway, please blurt more here; I shouldn't have to do it all!

Your last comment reminded me: "

This is what you shall do:
Love the Earth and sun and the animals.
Despise riches. Give alms to everyone that asks.
Stand up for the stupid and crazy.
Devote your income and labor to others.
Hate tyrants. Argue not concerning God.
Have patience and indulgence toward the people.
Take off your hat to nothing known or unknown
Or to any man or any number of men... Re-examine all
You have been told at school or church or in any book.
Dismiss whatever insults your own soul , and
Your very flesh shall be a great poem."
(Walt Whitman)
 
 
 

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