Beyond dilemmas
Subtitle: Quakers look at life
By: edited by S. B. Laughlin.
Publisher: Lippincott
Published: 1937
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 305
Subjects: Society of Friends.; Church and social problems -- Society of Friends.
Table of contents: value: Introduction, by D. V. Steere.; value: The Quaker's conception of God, by R. M. Jones.; value: The basis of authority in religion, by Elbert Russell.; value: The theory of worship, by H. H. Brinton.; value: The Quaker method of reaching decisions, by D. E. Trueblood.; value: Friends and social thinking, by C. M. Case.; value: Marriage, the family and the community, by R. H. Dann.; value: The economic life, by D. E. Henley.; value: The individual and the state, by W. C. Woodward.; value: The control and use of natural resources, by J. R. Smith.; value: The problem of crime, by S. B. Laughlin.; value: The problem of peace, by F. J. Libby.; value: Quakerism through oriental eyes, by Takeo Iwahashi.