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Of Quakerism & Science Fiction In my Quaker Journal I curate some videos I've published, wherein I talk about Quakerism, at least in two of them. I was inspired by the r… Started by Kirby Urner	0	3rd month 9
From the Underground Railroad From the Underground Railroad is a story I published on Medium, which one may read at no charge. Nothing especially new, if you're familia… Started by Kirby Urner	0	2nd month 19
Are the Great Religions Fighting? I'd say the short answer is no, the great religions are not at war with one another, but that within any great religion are likely some pra… Started by Kirby Urner	0	1st month 8
Where Does TRUTH Enter the Picture? "Primitive" Christianity implies returning to what Jesus ACTUALLY TAUGHT- rather than the foul tradition of Churchianity. Who did Jesus tea… Started by Mad JW	7	12th month 21, 2018 Reply by Forrest Curo
Friends, What canst thou say? https://universalistfriends.org/weblog/ Started by Mike Shell	9	11th month 22, 2018 Reply by Mad JW
Sounds Friendly to Me Caitlin Johnston is a journalist activist, vested in outward forms. To my knowledge, she's not a Friend. However in this recent story on M… Started by Kirby Urner	0	11th month 20, 2018
Talk about Talking Heads (E.M. Jones) Wow Dr. E. Michael Jones, been watching interviews of the guy on U2b (Youtube). Maybe no one has heard of the guy or is interested in discu… Started by Kirby Urner	2	11th month 2, 2018 Reply by Kirby Urner
What is Primitive Christianity? I gather from studying the thinking of others at this website, that we're encouraged to share our vision of Quakerism going forward, and in… Started by Kirby Urner	1	10th month 30, 2018 Reply by Kirby Urner
No Quakers, Only Quakerism I like Karen Armstrong's observation that Protestants especially are into "head beliefs". They believe a lot hinges on all that monkey chat… Started by Kirby Urner	6	10th month 22, 2018 Reply by Kirby Urner
Reintroducing "The Quaker Universalist Reader #1": The 1986 collection republished in eBook format Friends, The Quaker Universalist Reader #1 is a 1986 collection of essays, addresses, and lectures about Quaker universalist themes origina… Started by Mike Shell	0	10th month 3, 2018

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