If an armed person entered… (my Meeting)
Andrew Clark recounts some personal experiences
In her appeal for ‘fresh thinking’ about the peace testimony entitled ‘Dilemmas of a pacifist stand’ (21 January), Jill Allum makes good points about its mid-seventeenth century historical context, and challenges its contemporary implications. This is helpfully set in its own context by Betty Hagglund from the Centre for Postgraduate Quaker Studies in her article ‘Protest and peace’ (21 January).
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