True religion does not draw men out of the world but enables them to live better in it and excites their endeavors to mend it.

William Penn (1644–1718) English writer, philosopher, politician, statesman
No Cross, No Crown (1682)

Written while a prisoner in the Tower of London (1668-69).

 
Added on 30-May-12 | Last updated 30-May-12
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2 thoughts on “<i>No Cross, No Crown</i> (1682)”

  1. Christina Smythe

    According to Thomas Jefferson, William Penn was “the greatest law giver the world has produced.” Someone should create a page for William on Evertalk – http://www.everta.lk

  2. Christina Smythe

    @Christina Smythe
    William Penn was a true visionary. He was the man who urged a Union of all English colonies in his time. Thanks for the heads up on the Evertalk page Christina.

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