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What were the Quakers beliefs?
The Quakers religious beliefs preaches on the priesthood of all believers.
Which event did the actions and beliefs of the Quakers of Pennsylvania predict?
Which is the events when the action and beliefs of the quakers of prnnsylvania ptedicted
What were some religious beliefs for the colony of New Jersey?
Quakers came in 1702
Who established a colonial for Quakers after being persecuted for his Quakers beliefs in England?
banana
What are some of Quakers beliefs?
They believe in Christianity and hard work. They left England for religious rights.
What were Quaker's beliefs?
The Quakers religious beliefs preaches on the priesthood of all believers.
Why were the Quakers mistreated in england?
The Quakers were mistreated in England because of their religious beliefs.
In what two colonies did the Quakers settle?
William Penn's colony was where the Quakers settled. He wanted to make a colony where Quakers could practice their beliefs freely. William had some land from the king and he decided to call it Pennsylvania. Penn's settlement was called Philadelphia
Outline the religious beliefs held by the Shang?
the religious beliefs held by the Shang
What were the unusual basic beliefs of the Quakers?
In its time, the new Christian denomination called the Quakers had unusual beliefs. Perhaps the most controversial of them was their pacifist beliefs. As such they did not believe in wars and refused to bear arms or support wars. In a militaristic colonial empire of the British, this was heresy.
What were some widely held beliefs that Darwin's theory conflicted with?
Because of religion
What makes Quakers different from the other christian denominations?
You can be a Quaker without believing in Jesus. Quakers do not require any particular beliefs from their members.
