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A Day A Life
Daily bread by Kanzo Uchimura, the founder of Non-church Christianity. The editors compile an essence of Uchimura's faith and thought with the quotation of the Bible.
Love and Advice to Wife and Children
William Penn, a Quaker and the founder of Pennsylvania, wrote the letters of love and advice to his wife and children. His letters inspire today's non-church Christians.
Women's Speaking in the Bible Study the Truth
Margaret Fell (1614-1702), a Quaker woman, speaks women's freedom of the Spirit, quoting examples and prophecies of spiritual women in the Bible.
Persons of the Truth
After the Biblical Era, God has raised the individuals who lived with the Truth . The following persons are example.
Augustine (Africa) Dante (Italy) Milton (Britain) Wordsworth (Britain) Kant (Germany) Kierkegaard (Denmark) Lincoln (United States) Gandhi (India) Weberian Sociology of Religion
- Nichiren (Japan)
Nichiren, a Buddhist prophet, speaks of the truth of the Buddhist Law. His letters reveal his love of the truth.
- Yanaihara, Tadao (Japan)
A Nonchurch Christian witnessed the World War II and the judgement of God.
"Faithfulness is the truth," said Max Weber in his last words. This page posts his writings and my studies on religion and society.
Pacifism among Japanese Non-church Christians
Carlo Caldarola, a sociologist, writes a history and thought of Non-church Pacifism. His description is compact and clear.
Links
- "How I Became a Christian: Out of My Diary" by Kanzo Uchimura (Russell Alden)
- "Representative Men of Japan" by Kanzo Uchimura (Teresa Corp)
- Mukyokai Pastor Fred introduces Non-church Christianity
- A Life and Thought of Kanzo Uchimura by Komatsu
- Uchimura Kanzo Memorial Collection ( International Christian University Library)
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E-mail to Nonchurch Christian Home, Editor: Moriyuki Abukuma