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Quaker Universalism
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To open ourselves to that of god in all people, we must shed the view that there is only one path.Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Howard Brod 4th month 11, 2011.
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Byron Sandford replied to Jess Easter's discussion 'Can one be Quaker and Jewish?' in the group Liberal Quakers
Howard Brod replied to Byron Sandford's discussion 'Quaker Universalism'"There is nothing for Christians to fear from universalism.
Aren't Christians missing the point of Jesus' message if we start judging others by their religious labels? Wasn't his a simple message of "God is…"
Lola Georg replied to Byron Sandford's discussion 'Quaker Universalism'"I often wonder when other espouse that there is only one way to God.
The God of creation created treas. There are birch trees, oak tress, cherry trees, lemon trees, pine trees, maple trees, walnut trees, apple trees, chestnut trees, sequoia…"
Susan Furry replied to Byron Sandford's discussion 'Quaker Universalism'""The humble, meek, merciful, just, pious and devout souls are everywhere of one religion; and when death has taken off the mask they will know one another, though the divers liveries they wear here makes them strangers. This world is a…"
Elizabeth Bullock-Rest left a comment for Byron Sandford"Howdy Byron. I am glad to meet you here. One of my dreams is to go back to Washington D.C. and visit William Penn House. When I do, I will look you up and shake your hand. There's only so much connecting that we will be able to do in…"
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FGC is the association of liberal Friends in the United States and Canada and host of the popular summertime FGC Gathering. Tag: fgc
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Universalism & Other Faiths
Many liberal Friends have adopted universalism and less-Christocentric theologies. This is a place to discuss the place of non-traditional beliefs among modern Friends. Tag: universalism
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Liberal Friends practice waiting worship and emphasize community and the authority of the Inner Light over specific faith statements. Tag: liberal
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- At 5:54pm on 3rd mo. 25, 2011, Elizabeth Bullock-Rest said…
- Howdy Byron. I am glad to meet you here. One of my dreams is to go back to Washington D.C. and visit William Penn House. When I do, I will look you up and shake your hand. There's only so much connecting that we will be able to do in cyberspace...but we will have doing that.
Light and Joy,
Elizabeth
- At 11:26pm on 4th mo. 20, 2010,
Martin Kelley said… - Hey Byron! Good to see you here, welcome!
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