Along with the Church of the Brethren and Mennonites, Midwestern Quakers, by and large, share a few things with that segment of the Christian community which self describes as 'anabaptist' or “re-baptisers.”
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The Society of Friends, commonly referred to as Quakers, has deep Christian roots and most Quakers consider themselves Christian on some level
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Many Quakers speak of both heaven and hell as potential afterlife destinations, with heaven or some positive afterlife in the presence of God being far more commonly referred to in Quaker circles than hell.
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One reason is that Quakers consider silence a sacred place, a special and set apart meeting place — that is where people can encounter the living God.
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The real and imagined differences between liberal and conservative Quakers stem from complex historical, social, and theological forces.
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He liked the name, thank you very much, because he thought everyone should quake before the love of God. So here we are.
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