Figures like James Nayler and Margaret Fell appear on a 77-panel tapestry venerated by this faith, which is divided over the legitimacy of the Richmond Declaration.
Figures like James Nayler and Margaret Fell appear on a 77-panel tapestry venerated by this faith, which is divided over the legitimacy of the Richmond Declaration. Elias Hicks labeled the urban, Orthodox members of this faith as "too worldly," leading to his exile in New York. This denomination does not honor the exclusivity of the Sabbath, or First Day. Its traditional service consists of (*) "unprogrammed worship" in weekly meetings, during which any believer can break the silence and preach in order to guide the congregation toward the "inner light" of God. Founded by George Fox and practiced by William Penn, for 10 points, identify this non-violent Protestant denomination that emphasizes plain dress and language.
Figures like James Nayler and Margaret Fell appear on a 77-panel tapestry venerated by this faith, which is divided over the legitimacy of the Richmond Declaration.
{Religious Society} of {Friends} [or {Quakers}]