Michael Jay
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  • Richmond, IN
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Michael Jay liked QuakerQuaker's group Quaker Books
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3rd month 18
Michael Jay commented on Doug Bennett's blog post 'Unity and Disunity Among Friends: A Tale of Web Links'
":D missing from both lists is also "Union Bible College" -- knowingfriends.info also includes Houston Graduate School of Theology -- which, is missing from Doug's list.  I recognize that FWCC attempts to make a full list -- but,…"
3rd month 13
Michael Jay commented on Doug Bennett's blog post 'Unity and Disunity Among Friends: A Tale of Web Links'
"My mistake -- I thought that Barclay Press was an arm of EFI.  I found what was included much more interesting than what was omitted.  (Doug B.'s lists are not nearly as inclusive as he implies -- the camp list for example leaves out…"
3rd month 13
Michael Jay updated their profile
3rd month 6
Michael Jay commented on geoffrey kaiser's blog post 'indianan volcano'
"You mixed up KS Ym and RMYM.  (RMYM was opposed to participation in the 'communist tainted National Council of Churches.'  KYM was the sentence fragment about missionary activity.)Pretty easy typo -- as they are right next to…"
1st month 28
Michael Jay commented on todd b.'s blog post 'what would it have been like to meet George Fox?'
"Both Coffee and Tea were introduced in England within Fox's lifetime -- so, it would be interesting to see not only what he would talk about, but how he would respond to a drink that had to be shipped from abroad. "
12th month 4, 2012
Michael Jay replied to Kathy Summers's discussion 'How does a Quaker explain Easter and Jesus to a child?'
"I'd start with Good Friday -- likely the week before, give some time for sadness.  Like it or not, part of this story is of humanity rejecting God when God reaches out to us.  Resurrection is the Easter story...…"
3rd month 9, 2012
Michael Jay commented on QuakerQuaker's group 'Carnival: How Do We Care?'
5th month 4, 2011
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Carnival: How Do We Care?

Discussion Carnival, 5th Month 2011: How do we take one another "under our care?"Tag in Delicious as "quaker.care" or post to comments belowSee More
5th month 4, 2011
Michael Jay replied to Rupert Booth's discussion 'Universalism as a means to social harmony'
"@Forest -- Ok... I'm going to say -- I'm very much a Theist, but the idea that people need a connection to the Divine pre-supposes that there is a Divine.  This leaves out people with a non-theistic world view... its rather difficult…"
3rd month 31, 2011
Michael Jay replied to Rupert Booth's discussion 'Universalism as a means to social harmony'
"(the application of the solution is called genocide)  "
3rd month 31, 2011
Michael Jay replied to Rupert Booth's discussion 'Universalism as a means to social harmony'
"By the way -- there is -- for me a line between "My view is right"... "Others need to adopt my view, or we cannot have social harmony".  The first is... pretty universal (few people approach a conversation assuming they are…"
3rd month 31, 2011
Michael Jay replied to Rupert Booth's discussion 'Universalism as a means to social harmony'
"Your essay scares me, let me try to explain.   I'm rather surprised that the Berber empire expanding into area that was once the Roman Empire (where the Pope had become sort of an Emperor substitute), and the Ottoman Turks, and Arabs…"
3rd month 31, 2011
Michael Jay replied to Rupert Booth's discussion 'Universalism as a means to social harmony'
"By the way, about my friends -- how can friends talk about faith and life without gaining insights?  I gained a lot of insights about Christianity from a very-conservative Muslim friend.  It is hard to say how much I learned from Jews, and…"
3rd month 28, 2011

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A Friend from Kansas, Graduate from Barclay College, and student at Earlham School of religion, amateur poet and theologian.

I am interested in finding how Quakers can speak to the condition of the world around us.
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http://michaeldavidjay.wordpress.com

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At 11:01am on 5th mo. 11, 2011, David Woodward said…

Quaker are chirst right ? people don't live  life as fox  I know time change but it same like people have change to the world not to god. People are sacred to say god's name around other people way? Like I said I'm a new Quaker and have lot of  question.

 
 
 

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