Primitive Christianity Revived

About this book

William Penn's appeal for a return to the faith and practice of the earliest Christians, published in 1696. Writing as a Quaker, Penn presents true Christianity as an inward, spiritual religion marked by obedience to the Light of Christ and a holy life, rather than outward forms alone. It is a clear window into the convictions of early Quaker teaching.

Contents

1. OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
2. PRIMITIVE CHRISTIANITY
3. TO THE PUBLIC:
4. PREFACE TO THE SECOND EDITION.
5. A BRIEF MEMOIR OF WILLIAM PENN.
6. CHAPTER II. 🔒
7. CHAPTER III. 🔒
8. CHAPTER IV. 🔒
9. CHAPTER V. 🔒
10. **Primitive Christianity Revived**. 🔒
11. PRIMITIVE CHRISTIANITY REVIVED, ETC. 🔒
12. CHAPTER II. 🔒
13. CHAPTER III. 🔒
14. CHAPTER IV. 🔒
15. CHAPTER V. 🔒
16. CHAPTER VI. 🔒
17. CHAPTER VII. 🔒
18. CHAPTER VIII. 🔒
19. CHAPTER IX. 🔒
20. CHAPTER X. 🔒
21. CHAPTER XI. 🔒
22. APPENDIX. 🔒