The Seed and the Day of Small Things – finding power and powerlessness in Quaker theology by Rachel Muers
How do Quakers confront the apparent power of evil, negotiate their own power and powerlessness, and speak about the experience of being empowered by God? This lecture explores early Quaker theologies of ‘the Seed’ and of ‘the day of small things’, and what they can teach us about Quakers’ understanding of power and weakness – in God and in humanity.
You can find a transcript of the lecture here.
