Primitive Christianity Revived

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Focusing on the core beliefs of the Quaker faith, this 1696 work explores the restoration of early Christian practices as exemplified by Jesus and his apostles. William Penn emphasizes the significance of "the Light of Christ in Man," highlighting it as a unique aspect that sets Quakers apart from other Christian denominations. He articulates that true religion stems from this divine principle, making the text a vital resource for contemporary Quakers and Christians alike, reflecting on faith and its implications for happiness and community.