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Carrying the Society as long as you can

August 26th, 2007 | Quakerism, Personal, Blogging, Real-world Quakerism, Pastoral/Evangelical Friends, God, Nontheism, Liberal Quakerism, Religion & irreligion, Spirituality & psychology, Christians, Testimony, Boston YAFs, Post-Quakerism and Travel.

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If you’ve been following this blog for the past few months, you probably recall the entry “A post-Quaker vision of the Society of Friends”. When I wrote that, I was in the opening throes of a period of intellectual reorganization, which I […]

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Possible nontheist Friends interest group at New England YM

August 3rd, 2007 | Quakerism, Nontheism, Liberal Quakerism, Boston YAFs, Post-Quakerism and Travel.

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Announcing Boston Young Adult Friends

March 19th, 2007 | Quakerism, Real-world Quakerism, Liberal Quakerism, Young adult Friends and Boston YAFs.

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  • The Quakers are not so blindly attached to antiquity, as to keep to customs, merely because they are of an ancient date. But they are ready, on conviction, to change, alter, and improve.

    A Portraiture of Quakerism (1806) by Thomas Clarkson


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