What does โ€˜Quaker Faith and Practiceโ€™ say about sin and evil?

In โ€˜Quaker Faith and Practiceโ€™ (Qf&p), the โ€˜book of disciplineโ€™ of Quakers in Britain, there is no chapter dedicated to sin or evil. Quakers are not known for their sin-talk. Early Quakers would accuse the Calvinists of โ€˜preaching up sinโ€™. In Qf&p, there are Edgar B Castleโ€™s words that โ€˜to contemplate evil is a poor way of becoming goodโ€™ (26.69). However, Qf&p does have quite a bit to say about sin and evil, and Iโ€™ve put this summary together as part of my work on Quakers and racism.

Stronger Together โ€“ a Quaker reflection on Pride

In case any of my readers missed it, back in July I wrote a piece for the Woodbrooke learning blog called 'Stronger Together โ€“ a Quaker reflection on Pride'. In it I reflect on some of the ways I've been effected by lockdown. You can read it here. [Featured image photo by Steve Johnson on… Continue reading Stronger Together โ€“ a Quaker reflection on Pride