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What we mean by what we say
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Friends, in a recent quarterly meeting in a presentation on Quaker Leadership we assembled were asked for an example of something that would be considered a "rule" in our meeting for discussion of…Continue
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Tom Smith replied to Anne E Wright's discussion 'What we mean by what we say'"My experience in Meeting for Business would support the statement in F & P (of which YM?) "It is Quaker custom, too, for persons who have once expressed their views clearly and adequately not to address the meeting again."
However, my…"
Howard Brod replied to Anne E Wright's discussion 'What we mean by what we say'"I think a Quaker custom stated in Faith and Practice should carry a lot of weight, simply because Friends have put in lots of time and experience to arrive at that place. So there must have been a good reason for writing it down. This makes it worth…"
Anne E Wright replied to Anne E Wright's discussion 'What we mean by what we say'"Clem, In my Christian growing up I learned that we don't live over or in the dead body of Jesus, we live in the body of the risen Christ. Thanks for responding to my question.
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Lawrence Cullen Jones replied to Anne E Wright's discussion 'What we mean by what we say'"This discussion is another indicator that some friends, and meetings, are not aware of what is customary in meeting for worship with concern for business. It is true that proceedings need not be ponderous, nevertheless they should…"
Clem Gerdelmann replied to Anne E Wright's discussion 'What we mean by what we say'"Annie, unfortunately, many Friends' faith is privately, at least, "over my dead body" as opposed to the customary/primitive Quaker belief of "over His dead body". Therein lies both the challenge to die to (one)self and the…"
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Friends, in a recent quarterly meeting in a presentation on Quaker Leadership we assembled were asked for an example of something that would be considered a "rule" in our meeting for discussion of how Friends and attenders learn what is OK and what is not in meeting and in Quaker practice. I suggested "Friends should speak only once to a matter under discussion." A weighty Friend among us stated that was just an assumption peculiar to some meetings (not his) and not part of our practice. So, as…See More
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William F Rushby commented on Doug Bennett's blog post 'Biblical Inerrancy Watch: the Evangelical Free Church of America'"I don't find anything very remarkable about this statement of faith in the Bible. If I…"
James C Schultz commented on Doug Bennett's blog post 'Biblical Inerrancy Watch: the Evangelical Free Church of America'"One of the versions of the bible that was popular when i first got "saved" was the…"
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Irene Lape commented on Irene Lape's blog post 'Daily Old Testament and Early Christian Writings: Numbers 31-32 and Origen's De Principiis: Book One - 6-7'"It is true, we are in many ways, bound by the time we know we are in; but what is so amazing about…"
Paul Smith commented on Irene Lape's blog post 'Daily Old Testament and Early Christian Writings: Numbers 31-32 and Origen's De Principiis: Book One - 6-7'"I have gradually become aware that I conceive of God in human likeness because I have no language…"
Paul Smith liked Irene Lape's blog post Daily Old Testament and Early Christian Writings: Numbers 31-32 and Origen's De Principiis: Book One - 6-7"Thank you, Friends, for your comments. David, I appreciate what you have to say, though…"
Irene Lape posted a blog postDaily Old Testament and Early Christian Writings: Numbers 31-32 and Origen's De Principiis: Book One - 6-7
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