George Fox: An Autobiography

George Fox: An Autobiography is a religious autobiography written by George Fox, the founder of the Quaker movement, in the early 20th century. It chronicles his spiritual journey, detailing his encounters with the divine and his struggles with traditional religious structures. Fox reflects on his early life, mystical experiences, and the societal context of his time, ultimately emphasizing the importance of a direct relationship with God. This work is notable for its exploration of personal spiritual awakening and its challenge to the norms of 17th-century religion.
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“If you want your Storys to end happy, try being niser.””
— George Fox
“And I woslike: O wow.””
— George Fox
“Hearing that gave me paws. I did not want to be the kind of Dad who is so mad he just skowls, and hense his Babys are like: Ugh, Dad brings us down, he does not find life gud, but only sits mad in the Den wile us other Foxes stare up at the moonlite, nuzzling close, moving our tale areas bak and forth the way we Foxes do when glad. I wanted to be the kind of Dad who, yeers hense, when thinking of me, are Babys are like, gud old Dad, he was always there for us, showing us with the old snout-nudge what is fud and what is not.””
— George Fox
“With Chikens, we have a Super Fare Deel, which is: they make the egs, we take the egs, they make more egs. And sometimes may even eat a live Chiken, shud that Chiken consent to be eaten by us, threw faling to run away upon are approche, after she has been looking for feed in a stump.””
— George Fox
“Whoa was us.””
— George Fox
“Now all these happy sites and sounds seem like triks. Now it seems like the gud times are mere lee smoke that, upon blowing away, here is the reel life, which is: rok hats, kikking, stomping.””
— George Fox
“Every minit with no kikking and stomping now seems like not a real minit. Do you get what I mean? It is like some frend who preveusly was nise suden lee says some crool thing and does this nip on your flank. Even when he goes bak to being nise, you will never feel exact lee safe. And meenwile your other frends, who did not get nipped, are troting arownd with hapy smiles, going: Fox 8, why so glum?””
— George Fox
“Fox 8, jeez, how cud you not smell Poop of Wolf when it is rite on your own dang paw?””
— George Fox
“It was just a strong feeling in my hart that it was no gud for Foxes to give up and just be ded on perpose.””
— George Fox
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