Comments on: The Most Heroic Hero of the Decade, Maybe the Century http://bikes-as-transportation.com/the-most-heroic-hero-of-the-decade-maybe-the-century/ cargo bikes, family bikes, electric bikes and complete streets Fri, 17 May 2013 12:53:00 +0000 hourly 1 By: admin http://bikes-as-transportation.com/the-most-heroic-hero-of-the-decade-maybe-the-century/#comment-241 admin Mon, 26 Apr 2010 12:22:31 +0000 http://bikeforth.org/?p=1339#comment-241 David:

The post is about my beliefs. I amended the post to be more clear by adding the word “all” to the question “are Quakers Christian?” to make it “are all Quakers Christian?” The post affirms that at least two Quakers are not Christian. Thanks David for catching that.

]]> By: David Shallenberger http://bikes-as-transportation.com/the-most-heroic-hero-of-the-decade-maybe-the-century/#comment-240 David Shallenberger Sat, 24 Apr 2010 08:49:06 +0000 http://bikeforth.org/?p=1339#comment-240 Kind of an overstatement to say the least, and the last time I checked the official website, it stated that some Quakers do not identify as Christian, but other congregations do.
The Society of Friends was founded on the belief in Jesus Christ, and although many have let go of their traditions, there would be no Quakers, if not for the original Quakers who endured great persecution all in the name of Jesus Christ.
People have the right to their beliefs, and I personally have liked all of the Quakers I have met. But the article is a bit deceptive in characterizing all Quakers as having the same belief, since they are one of the prime examples of “Congregationalism” and diversity of belief.

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