 Nevertheless, this is thought to be the best way of reflecting the breadth of Quaker theology and practice, and is consistent with an intention that they be based in evolving personal experience and 'inner light' rather than fixed creeds.The writings are not intended to represent strict rules which followers must agree with or adhere to, but may be used as a source of guidance or discipline.Since the majority of the Society remains within a Christian theistic tradition, this is typically reflected in the publication.