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Originally Posted by Catt of the Garage
Of course, it will not do much for those whose faith identity is so rooted in their own denomination that they cannot accept wisdom from a group with differing worship practices and organisational philosophy from their own (I'm sure there are Christians out there who consider the Quakers "dodgy"). But that's another argument entirely.
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That is what I was thinking as I started reading your post. My dad is a fundamentalist/charismatic. I remember him saying some things about Quakers that demonstrated he doesn't have any respect for them as far as their Christianity is concerned. I wouldn't be able to quote any Quaker writings to my dad because he wouldn't find them credible.