The founder of this movement wrote that his mission was to travel throughout the country, preaching to the "elect seeds of God."
The founder of this movement wrote that his mission was to travel throughout the country, preaching to the "elect seeds of God." One of its earliest leaders looked a lot like Jesus Christ, so he re-enacted Christ's entry into Jerusalem while on a donkey at Bristol. That man, James Nayler, is one of the Valiant Sixty. Many Nicholites converted to this faith whose evangelical arms arose after the Gurneyite and Wilburite separations. One text of this faith advocates internal spiritual struggle and verbal debate and adherents believe the Bible is not authoritative. The Hicksites separated to form an Orthodox group in this sect that emphasizes the Inner Light. For 10 points, name this pacifist religion founded by George Fox whose members call themselves "Friends."
The founder of this movement wrote that his mission was to travel throughout the country, preaching to the "elect seeds of God."
Quakers [accept Religious Society of Friends before "Friends" is read]