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Cotswold Quaker left a comment for Roy H Taylor III"HI Roy
welcome to QuakerQuaker. I am also a new member. I share your interest in sustainable solutions from a Quaker perspective. I value your comments on the testimonies. We have been working from this attitude in our local meeting for over a year…"
Roy H Taylor III replied to Beth Follini's discussion 'Quakerism and Sustainability (from the inside out!)' in the group Liberal Quakers"I need to respond to your observation that you are having difficulty finding anything specifically Quaker in relation to sustainability.
The five major testimonies all speak to sustainability.
Personally I start from the perspective of equality. If…"
Roy H Taylor III replied to Beth Follini's discussion 'Quakerism and Sustainability (from the inside out!)' in the group Liberal Quakers"Dear Beth,
While good suggestions have been made to contact QEW, I don't know that it has anything yet specific to your question on how the focus on co-creation informs sustainability issues.
There is a new committee within QEW that just…"
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- The focus of my concerns is our care for all creation. This stems from our testimony on equality. Don't take more that your share and don't leave your trash in your neighbor's yard. Our testimony on simplicity reveals clues to how to do this. The desire to take what is in limited supply will lead to war, So to work on this is to work toward our testimony on peace.
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- At 6:02pm on 11th mo. 30, 2010, Cotswold Quaker said…
- HI Roy
welcome to QuakerQuaker. I am also a new member. I share your interest in sustainable solutions from a Quaker perspective. I value your comments on the testimonies. We have been working from this attitude in our local meeting for over a year now. The next Britain yearly meeting is on the theme of sustainability - july/august 2011, in canterbury kent, uk. I will respond to your discussion piece at the other place. best wishes
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