What is the Quaker view on medical research and innovation?

Nixon's First Cover-Up: The Religious Life of a Quaker. President by H. Larry Ingle (review). Thomas D. Hamm. Quaker History, Volume 107, Number 1, Spring 2018, ... Jul 27, 2022 ... Although Quakerism is rooted in Christianity, today Quakers join the community from a variety of backgrounds and not all see Christian ... Drinking in the Quaker religion is a moving target, but makes for a fascinating history. Quaker Temperance Beer A 1908 advertisement for Quaker Drink, a non ... In the 1770s a group of Quakers founded the Philadelphia Society for Relieving Distressed Prisoners, which was intended to improve conditions in the city's ... The Religious Society of Friends is a group with Christian roots that began in England in the 1650s. A Quaker is someone who is a member of the religious group, Society of Friends. Members of this group refer to others in the group simply as "Friend". The Religious Society of Friends, also known as Quakers, hold as a core belief that there is that of God in everyone. This belief – along with the understanding ... Established in 1960 as a graduate theological division of Earlham College, ESR is the pre-eminent Quaker seminary in the United States. Apr 14, 2019 ... If we want the Religious Society of Friends to be prophetic—and that's a big if—we are going to have to get a lot more willing to sit with ... 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 ...