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Meaning of "quakerism"
Quakerism is a religious movement that emerged in England in the 17th century, emphasizing personal spiritual experience and the belief in the presence of God in every individual
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- The belief system of the members of the Religious Society of Friends, an ostensibly Christian religious denomination that began in England in the 17th century.
- A behaviour, belief, etc. that is characteristic of Quakers.
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These missionaries of Quakerism were unusual in their time.
She was an enthusiastic evangelist for Quakerism.
Pervaded Quakerism began to surface at this time.
There was a correspondence between Quakerism and permaculture.
I find that Quakerism and research science fit together very very well.
During this time he converted to Quakerism.
Penn had converted to Quakerism and had been imprisoned several times for his beliefs.
He is newly brought off from Quakerism.
The rise of Quakerism in the time of George.
We have found more clearly the promise of Quakerism.
She converted to Quakerism and was an active Christian pacifist.
She found that some did not know about or knew very little about Quakerism.
The Baez family converted to Quakerism during her early childhood.
Pages The language and the reality of Quakerism.
This office is the official voice of Quakerism in the United Nations headquarters.
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The Peace Testimony continues to be a central witness of Quakerism.
Tell me what Quakerism is.
The institution has always maintained a close relationship with the Religious Society of Friends Quakerism.
I wouldÃve then said that Quakerism was actually quite a serious danger to the United States.
And the two dominant ideological influences on the feminism that arose were Quakerism and individualism.
In the British tradition of Quakerism there are no appointed Ministers or Pastors.
And found my peace in Quakerism.
Quakerism is a way of life, rather than a dogma or creed.
I was raised in Quakerism.
Rooted in Christianity, Quakerism is a way of life, rather than a dogma or creed.
Development of Quakerism.
This first split in Quakerism was not entirely due to Hicks ' ministry and internal divisions.
At an early age, he converted to Quakerism.
A history of the evolution of Quakerism in the western United States.
He grew increasingly liberal in Pennsylvania, espousing universalism and moving close to Quakerism.
Years of Quakerism.
Nevertheless, towards the end of his life he began to move away from Quakerism.
I am certainly within the narrative structure of Quakerism to make these kinds of dismissals!
He gradually started having mystical visions, quit the military, and converted to Quakerism.
Do you have questions regarding Quakerism and would like to find out more?
During the 17th Century this charming little town was an important centre for Quakerism.
Is Quakerism part of the Christian tradition of religion?
Already committed pacifists, both were attracted to Quakerism for this reason.
Quakerism has its roots in Christianity, and Jesus is an important figure for many Friends.
So far as my father would allow. I was raised in Quakerism.
He therefore became personally influential in Quakerism both in Britain, the USA and France.
He is, by some, regarded as the founder of Quakerism.
Quakerism for me, like, I have been going to meetings since I was seven.
A few texts in Esperanto, about Quakerism.
Quakerism pulled together groups of disparate Seekers that formed the Religious Society of Friends following 1647.
Instead we enter into the mystical world of Medieval Catholicism, Quakerism and Eastern mystics.
Strands of American Quakerism ( or, if that link does not work ).
Online study-groups on quakerism.
It starts with the origins of Quakerism with George Fox in 1652.
In 1660 Mary Dyer was hanged there by the Puritans for preaching Quakerism.
