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No Cross, No Crown
William Penn
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Community Reviews
This book was originally a pamphlet that William Penn wrote "at his leisure" while serving time in the Tower of London, for his Quaker beliefs. It was written over 300 years ago, yet he deals with subjects that are as fresh and as common as what a believer in Christ deals with today. To be sure, it
In the top ten of the books that have most impacted my life. Themes of sacrifice and surrender are key for my life. I find the Ronald Selleck edition helpful, although some criticize it for taking too many liberties in updating the language.
I loved this book! One of my all-time favourite reads. William Penn (1644 –1718) was an English Quaker, and founder of the Province of Pennsylvania in what is now the USA. This book was written from his prison cell in the Tower of London in 1669.
The theme of the book is an attack on Crossless Chris
I loved this abridged version. Some of the same problems in institutional Christian predominate today.
This book, written by the founder of Pennsylvania, tells the early story of William Penn's life. Penn talks about his upbringing, his parents, his place in life and his troubles as well as the expectations of his father. The book is very interesting in the beginning as it covers Penn's younger life
Hard to read as it was originally written in the 17th century
Good, but more focus on separation from the world than on self-denial.
Picked this up, actually a late 18th C. edition, after reading that this essay had persuaded the French nobleman Stephen Grellet to become a Quaker. Around the same time, I happened on a website with recommended Quaker books where the author specifically noted that Quaker classics like this one were