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==Peace==

==Peace==

Quakers have a strong [[pacifist]] tradition. The Society of Friends is, along with the [[Mennonites]] and the [[Plymouth Brethren]] one of the historic peace churches. However, there is also a non-pacifist tradition of "fighting Quakers."

Quakers have a strong [[pacifist]] tradition. The Society of Friends is, along with the [[Mennonites]] and the [[Plymouth Brethren]] one of the historic peace churches. See [[Pietism]]. However, there is also a non-pacifist tradition of "fighting Quakers."

 

==Plain dress==

==Plain dress==

Historically, Quakers were a [[nonconformist]] body. In the early twentieth century, many Quakers began to drop traditional Quaker folkways such as plain Quaker dress ("Quaker grey") and "plain speech" (particularly the use of "thee" and "thou") and replace them with modern interpretations such as not "dressing up" to attend meeting for worship.  

Historically, Quakers were a [[nonconformist]] body. In the early twentieth century, many Quakers began to drop traditional Quaker folkways such as plain Quaker dress ("Quaker grey") and "plain speech" (particularly the use of "thee" and "thou") and replace them with modern interpretations such as not "dressing up" to attend meeting for worship.