Letters on England Letter II - On the Quakers
In which a curious visitor accompanies a Quaker to one of their silent meetings near The Monument, observing the peculiar customs of spontaneous, unmediated expressions of faith devoid of priests or formal clergy. The discourse reveals their belief in direct divine inspiration and a communal sharing of spiritual duties, challenging conventional religious hierarchies with a fervent simplicity.
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