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7th mo. 2016

Gospel Order -- I Insist Why are Friends different from other Christians? The answer to that finds itself in two words, obscure in context to most, but essential to being a Friend - “Gospel Order.” What is that - Gospel… Blog Gospel Order -- I Insist 3 Likes

9th mo. 2015

*George Fox's Book of Miracles* and the Supp… *George Fox's Book of Miracles* disappeared mysteriously during the early days of Quakerism, even though George Fox had left funds in his will for its publication. The manuscript of Fox's journal wa… Discussion *George Fox's Book of Miracles* and the Supp… 1 Like Quaker Books

Group Quaker Books 8 Likes Plainness & Simplicity

Group Plainness & Simplicity 24 Likes

3rd mo. 2015

Convergent Friends

Group Convergent Friends 12 Likes Conservative Friends

Group Conservative Friends 17 Likes

12th mo. 2014

What happened to our "tender spirit"?

As this is my first post on QuakerQuaker, and as it might be relevant to understanding my perspective on this matter, I'll briefly introduce myself.

I'm Frederic Bayer, 19 years of age, a…

Blog What happened to our "tender spirit"? 4 Likes A Review of Traditional Quaker Christianity

As I read and re-read Traditional Quaker Christianity, I felt a spirit of humble diligence intent upon conveying the core substance of Quaker understanding, as well as the practices…

Blog A Review of Traditional Quaker Christianity 7 Likes

7th mo. 2014

On becoming a culture war resister

How Facts Backfire…

Blog On becoming a culture war resister 2 Likes The basis and structure of The Religious Society of Friends My proposal is that the Religious Society of Friends exists to enable its members to be more faithful to God. It exists because God is the Creator and We are Creatures, part of a broader Creation for… Blog The basis and structure of The Religious Society of Friends 1 Like Speaking Plainly

The last couple of days I’ve been squarely in the middle of an…

Blog Speaking Plainly 1 Like A Response to Madeline Schaefer from a Quaker Mystic

A Response to Madeline Schaefer from a Quaker Mystic

First, I appreciate the willingness to both name and discuss the division between the Mystics and the Activists in the Quaker Community…

Blog A Response to Madeline Schaefer from a Quaker Mystic 5 Likes Religions and the Ex-Believers Who Believe in Them

The mother of a friend of mine is a recovered Catholic.…

Blog Religions and the Ex-Believers Who Believe in Them 1 Like Contemplative Quaker I am a member of a Meeting that is wonderfully dedicated to social and peace activism. However, a small number of members and attenders are seeking balance between activism and contemplation and I a… Discussion Contemplative Quaker 2 Likes

5th mo. 2014

I have been much troubled by thy clothes! William Evans was with Jeremiah Hacker in North Carolina on a missionary visit. Beside him in the gallery sat a Friend in a bright blue coat with brass buttons. After meeting, William Evans sai… Discussion I have been much troubled by thy clothes! 7 Likes The search image unconditioned and unmediated.

Blog The search image unconditioned and unmediated. 1 Like

2nd mo. 2014

Christianity Versus Non-Theism: The Great Divide

Blog Christianity Versus Non-Theism: The Great Divide 1 Like

6th mo. 2013

Advices and Queries for Isolated Friends (with a traditional understanding of Quakerism)

I have taken the liberty of adapting substantial portions of the Queries and Advices of Ohio Yearly…

Blog Advices and Queries for Isolated Friends (with a traditional understanding of Quakerism) 2 Likes Christianity

Group Christianity 7 Likes Britain Yearly Meeting

Group Britain Yearly Meeting 2 Likes

5th mo. 2013

The Bible As Inspired Work

This is the third in a series of posts about the Bible in which I want to say how and why I find the Bible essential for my spiritual life. (The first is…

Blog The Bible As Inspired Work 2 Likes

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