A Treatise On Church Government

Focused on church governance, this treatise by Robert Barclay addresses the role of the Holy Spirit and defends Quaker principles against accusations of anarchism. Divided into two parts, it explores the nature of church authority while providing a heartfelt apology for Quaker beliefs, clarifying misconceptions. Originally published in 1822, this classic work remains significant in Quaker literature. The edition includes an epistle regarding church order and discipline, emphasizing its cultural importance and commitment to preserving historical texts.