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Quakerism

Spyral · 2008-10-12 03:18:44

I'm just wondering if anyone could reccomend a good book (NOT A READING LIST) I know the basics but would like something that expands gently on them. A link to an appropriate website would help. Also are there many Quakers in Ireland ?

12-10-2008 3:18am

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I'm just wondering if anyone could reccomend a good book (NOT A READING LIST) I know the basics but would like something that expands gently on them. A link to an appropriate website would help.

Also are there many Quakers in Ireland ?

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#2 12-10-2008 5:23am

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http://www.quakers-in-ireland.ie/

Numbers are quite low in Ireland. The website says you may expect to find about 30 in attendance at any of the meeting houses in Belfast or Dublin.

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#3 12-10-2008 12:47pm

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meeting house square in temple bar, named after the friends meeting house wot used to be there. dunno where they went to.

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