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I can answer questions about Quakerism and the Religious Society of Friends from a Universalist (non-Evangelical, unprogrammed) point of view, particularly questions about Quaker religious practice.
I have been a practicing Friend since approximately 1998 and have been active in attending and helping to organize Friends' activities, such as retreats run by our Meeting.
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Karina, Thank you for your question! You obviously put a great deal of time into this, and I am very sorry to tell you that you posted it in the wrong category! I am not an expert in the Bible, and
Alma, Thank you for your question. Nowadays, oaths and affirmations are treated virtually identically under law. But this was not always the case. During most of the 350 years or so of the history
Charlie, Thank you for your question. You seem to have the wrong idea about Quakers, including myself. We are generally not architects or planners. We have no fancy hierarchy that includes such, either
Dear Justin, Thank you for your question. This one is challenging for me, as I am here as an expert only so far as I am a Friend who is willing to talk with non-Friends about Quakerism. As you can see
Jeff, Thank you for your question. I think you meant to say that you are not a Friend (Quaker), but you did not actually say this, so I will have to assume it. Since this question does not fall within

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