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Religious Society of Friends (Quakers)

“Quakers”  

Religious Society of Friends (Quakers)

The founding members of the Religious Society of Friends saw clearly the dangers and excesses of organized religion.  Friends have a mature grasp on the nature of truth – that it is ever advancing.  Thus, they reject creeds since such statements of belief tend to close the mind to further revelations of truth.  The various religious movements who collectively make up the Religious Society of Friends have a rather wide variety of beliefs, but the one belief that is paramount is the priesthood of all believers.  While Friends have, in many ways, very mature spiritual insight, the beliefs they hold are sometimes taken too far and what, in moderation was truth, becomes error when carried to extreme.  Following are some of the points where the beliefs of Friends stray from the path of truth.

While Friends have a unique understanding of advancing truth and the importance of an individual relationship with the Almighty, these and other beliefs become incorrect when taken to the extreme of supplanting the witness of Scripture with ones personal thoughts, feelings and impressions.  Yahuwah invites all Friends to return to a careful study of His Word and lay aside every error that is not supported by Scripture.