The three chief emphases of its founder were the immediacy of Christ's teaching and guidance, the application of Christ's teaching to the whole of life, and the consequent irrelevance of special buildings or ordained ministers.
This group represents the extreme left wing of the 17th century English Puritan movement. The three chief emphases of its founder were the immediacy of Christ's teaching and guidance, the application of Christ's teaching to the whole of life, and the consequent irrelevance of special buildings or ordained ministers. Almost alone among Christian bodies, this group has no form of outward observance of the sacraments. FTP name this group founded by George Fox whose members were given their once derogatory name for their tendency to tremble before the word of God.
This group represents the extreme left wing of the 17th century English Puritan movement.
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