[combat_boots]

No way would Quakers go for gay marriage.

Shakers, maybe.

[NH Red]

The shakers were a celibate religious sect. Men and women lived a communal life in seperate dormitorys. If any of them were married it was before they joined the church. As far as I know they never performed weddings. The shaker religion is virtually nonexistent today.

[fwdude]

No way would Quakers go for gay marriage. Shakers, maybe.

Absolutely not Shakers. They are sworn to celibacy and are a community of definitely unmarried individuals. Very devout, from what I've learned of them, and cleave unswervingly to the clear teachings of Christ. They are also very industrious and skillful. I wish they were not on the decline, if not already extinct in their purest form.

[DesScorp]

"No way would Quakers go for gay marriage."

All liberal religions eventually oppose Biblical teachings. It's inevitable.

[Balding_Eagle]

No way would Quakers go for gay marriage.

My thought too.

I also never imagined the Mennonites would go for gay marrage either, but I had to attend a funeral in The Rainbow Mennonite Church of Kansas City, and they weren't celibrating the Biblical rainbow.

I was raised Mennonite, and it's stunning how far they've drifted in the 20 years since I left them.

Ninty percent of churches today aren't following the Christian doctrine.

[rlmorel]

LOL...and we saw what happened to the Shakers...

I could never understand a culture that said “We aren’t going to allow anyone to reproduce”

Uh, hello...