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It is hard to say, different Quakers will 'feel' differently about most things.
Most Quakers accept the necessity of an organised and structured Church Government system that allows all Quakers to make contributions to the decision making and share responsibility for the decisions taken and actions carried out.
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Why did the Quakers object to the vestry act?
Because the Quakers didn't approve of the Anglican Church. The Anglican Church was basically the Church of England. The Vestry Acts collected money for the Anglican Church so the Quakers didn't want to.
What did Quakers do that was so important?
They insisted that it was possible to worship in other ways than demanded by the Government and leaders of The Church of England.
What did the Puritans hope to do to the Church of England?
The puritans wanted to purify the catholic church of the Quakers
What was the plan of government in Pennsylvania?
That the Quakers were going to be paid for half of the land that belonged to the Quakers.
Why do the Quakers not like war?
Quakers feel that it is fundamentally wrong to wound or kill other people.
What do the Quakers call there church services?
The services of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) are usually referred to as "Meetings for Worship".
Did they go to church in the new jersey colony?
Yes they did they were Quakers
Did the Quakers believe that the Bible was not divinely inspired?
Being brought up in a Quaker family I feel that Quakers do not doubt that the Bible was divinely inspired. Most Quakers felt and feel that the Bible is a holy book that should be read to further your knowledge of a related religion. But, and this is a point that is commonly confused with the root of your question, most Quakers do not believe the words and how the Catholic church proclaims that they are true. This is often confused with not believing in the divinity of the Bible. I hope this helps answer your question and I thank you for taking an interest in a topic such as this.
What church did the Quakers break away from?
The Quakers were founded in the mid 1600s by George Fox. Technically they did not break away from any church although mainstream religion in the UK at the time was Anglican.
Why did England government not like the Quakers?
Contrary to popular belief the Quakers did not like the government, or anyone else that did not agree with their belief, not the other way around.
How did the Quakers feel about others?
Everyone is equally important.
Why did the Quakers leave pennsylvina?
They wanted a pure church and religious freedom.
