1st Edition
Between God and History The Human Situation Exemplified in Quaker Thought and Practice
Preface. Part I: In the World and Of the World 1. Man in Suspense 2. World and Time After Christ 3. The Quaker Attitude to History 4. The Quaker Attitude in History Part II: Doing the Will of God 5. Outline of the Main Argument 6. God’s Will for Man 7. The Conditions of Action (I): Action Between Intention and Result 8. The Conditions of Action (II): Involvement 9. God Through History. Index.
Biography
Richard K. Ullmann (1904–1963) was born in Frankfurt and gained a degree in philosophy from Frankfurt University. He came to England as a refugee from Nazi oppression shortly before the outbreak of the war. From then until his death he worked in adult education and in various Quaker activities, for many years serving as an Associate Lecturer at Woodbrooke. Brought up as a Lutheran, he joined the Society of Friends in 1946.
