How do Quakers approach issues of food and agriculture?

Haverford College was established, in 1833, by members of the Society of Friends. They wanted to give young Quaker men a “a guarded education.” The school began ... May 4, 2018 ... They were a disruptive force in 17th-century religion. They thrived through being persecuted for denying allegiance to the Church of England. May 9, 2019 ... Quakers don't do dogma. The closest thing to a firm belief is in pacifism… However, many Quakers are vegetarian or vegan as a personal choice ... Quaker Processes and Terms: Quaker: A popular name for a member of the Religious Society of Friends. How did Quakers get their name? Quakers initially ... The book of Christian discipline of the Yearly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) in Britain Quakers have stood up for what they believe is right, from prison and mental health reform, to civil and women's rights, to protecting the rights of older ... Feb 20, 2012 ... The Religious Society of Friends was founded just after the English Civil War in the mid-17th century. Nov 30, 2017 ... I have never been an overly religious person. I was born into the religion of Quakerism, a faith that most of my classmates do not ... I'll also draw on my doctoral research to explore a little what religious experience is for Quakers and touch on how Turrell's work both evokes Quaker practice ... Apr 21, 2016 ... Quaker worship is based on silent waiting, with the expectation of coming into the presence of God. Worshiping in silence brings the community ...