| − | The view of [[Religious Society of Friends|Quakers]] towards the [[Bible]] has varied considerably throughout time and throughout various Quaker traditions. The position of early Quakers, and large groups of Quakers today, including the Ohio Yearly Meeting (Conservative) and to a lesser extent liberal groups, is that the guidance of Christ Within supercedes the written scriptures, which nonetheless serve as a secondary law. | + | The view of [[Religious Society of Friends|Quakers]] towards the [[Bible]] has varied considerably throughout time and throughout various Quaker traditions. The position of early Quakers, and large groups of Quakers today, including the Ohio Yearly Meeting (Conservative) and to a lesser extent liberal groups, is that the guidance of Christ Within supersedes the written scriptures, which nonetheless serve as a secondary law. |