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n. - The theological doctrine of the Society of Friends characterized by opposition to war and rejection of ritual and a formal creed and an ordained ministry.

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  • Quakerism is very different from Anabaptism (Mennonites and Amish, among other groups) in theological approach.
  • And hence, in other countries and in other ages, there have been men, who might be called Quakers, though the word Quakerism was unknown.
  • Religious belief is a private matter rather than one for the Congregation in Quakerism.
  • 3) Quakerism is still alive and well in this country (theUSA).
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