Is there an alternative to a society that pursues happiness through materialism and consumption? Martin Wilkinson writes about a booklet that offers a bold vision for the future
Peter Coltman reviews a book that challenges the culture of militarism
David Birmingham reviews a novel that reveals Quaker efforts to relieve unbelievable suffering in the 1939-1942 concentration camps in southern France
Richard Murphy welcomes a book that questions consumer values
Jill Slee Blackadder is compelled by a novel with a strong Quaker thread
Alec Davison is impressed by an account of Quaker faith and spirituality
"If you truly want to be led you must put yourself in a position that allows following" (PYM)
Though written within a Quaker and Christian context, this book can be used by anyone of any religious faith or secular inclination. The only requirement is a desire to follow, to be guided by, to align with the richness of the ineffable, which this book calls "the Way". This book seeks nothing less than to aid readers in aligning their lives with the same power and richness that animated the life of Jesus of Nazareth.
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