Telling the truth about God without excluding anyone is a challenge
to the Quaker community. Drawing on the author's academic research
into Quaker uses of religious language and her teaching to Quaker
and academic groups, Rhiannon Grant aims to make accessible some
key theological and philosophical insights. She explains that
Quakers might sound vague but are actually making clear and
creative theological claims. Theology isn't just for wordy people
or intellectuals, it's for everyone. And that's important because
our religious language is related to, not separate from, our
religious experience. It also becomes clear that denying other
people's claims often leads to making your own and that even
apparently negative positions can also be making positive
statements. How do Quakers tell the truth about God? This book
explores this key theological process through fourteen short
chapters. As Quakers, we say that we know some things, but not very
much, about God, and that we are in a constant process of trying to
improve our ways of saying what we do know.
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