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Doctrinal Deviance in Abingdon

Abstract In its early days, the Abingdon Baptist community comprised a wide range of religious opinions. Extreme spiritualist views were held by a group that included Thomasine Pendarves, who was in contact with the Ranter Abiezer Coppe and the magus John Pordage. It was part of the achievement of John Pendarves that his church remained cohesive and that the Quakers, heirs to the spiritualist tradition, failed to make serious inroads in the Abingdon region.