Religious Society of Friends
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Religious_Society_of_Friends
"Many Quakers feel their faith does not fit within
traditional Christian categories of Catholic,
Orthodox or Protestant, but is an expression
of another way of experiencing God.
Although Quakers throughout most of their
history and in most parts of the world today
consider Quakerism to be a Christian movement,
some Friends (principally in some Meetings
in the United States and the United Kingdom)
now consider themselves universalist, agnostic,
atheist, realist, humanist, postchristian, or
nontheist, or do not accept any religious label."
My objection is to the downgrading of the Bible
and Jesus Christ.
My hope is that the issues that divide will be worked
out in discussion and debate.
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David Christainsen
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