Unprogrammed Quakerism contains an often startling array of religious beliefs. In many meetings you may find Jewish Quakers celebrating Yom Kippur and Passover; the name of Thich Nhat Hanh invoked almost as frequently as Jesus of Nazareth; or someone speaking about the harmony of Quakerism with Neo‐Pagan goddess religions. In contrast to prior generations of Quakers, the majority of people in meetings are often convinced Friends🔒
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