Journal of George Fox

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The "Journal of George Fox" is the autobiographical account of the founder of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers), chronicling his spiritual experiences and the early development of the Quaker movement in 17th-century England.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf autobiography
religious text
spiritual journal
associatedWith English Civil War era
English Reformation context
Quaker testimonies
Religious Society of Friends
author George Fox
countryOfOrigin England
describes direct experience of God
inner light doctrine
nonviolence and peace testimony
plain speech and plain dress
refusal of oaths
rejection of formalism in worship
documents early development of the Quaker movement
formation of Quaker meetings
persecutions of early Quakers
preaching of George Fox
religious controversies in 17th-century England
spiritual experiences of George Fox
travels of George Fox
genre Christian literature
religious autobiography
spiritual autobiography
hasPerspective first-person narrative
hasTheme formation of a religious community
obedience to divine guidance
persecution and suffering
religious conversion
influenced Protestant devotional literature
Quaker spirituality
historiography of Quakerism
language English
literaryForm prose
mainSubject Christian spirituality
George Fox
Religious Society of Friends
surface form: Quaker movement

Religious Society of Friends
movement Religious Society of Friends
surface form: Quakerism
religiousTradition Christianity
Religious Society of Friends
setInLocation England
setInPeriod 17th century
typeOfWork historical source
personal narrative
usedBy Quaker historians
religious scholars
students of Christian mysticism

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George Fox notableWork Journal of George Fox