"I Believe" program visits Friends

"Teacher in the world of Spirit:may all heed Your words —the class come to order;and fulfill…"

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"Well, then, that's not something I could disprove... unless, as the ontological argument…"

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Comment by Elzie Simons on 3rd mo. 30, 2010 at 2:51pm: this is great!!!!! enjoyed it greatly

Comment by Richard B. Miller on 2nd mo. 26, 2009 at 1:45pm: Yes, she did a nice job. I'll say that even though she implies that Conservative Friends don't exist, Her perspective is very much that of a Liberal Friend but she was very clear that she represented only that side of Quakerism.

Comment by Chel Avery on 2nd mo. 25, 2009 at 12:56pm: There is plenty to argue about in the details of this interview, but I think Deborra captures the heart and spirit of Quakerism beautifully! I am delighted, because I suggested her name to the production team when they contacted Quaker Information Center about where and whom to film.

Comment by Chad on 2nd mo. 25, 2009 at 10:18am: I didn't know there was a show for "I Believe"--thanks for adding this!

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