- 1827-1828
Hicksite-Orthodox split. The
central doctrinal focus of the
Hicksite-Orthodox
split was the role of the
Bible and
Jesus Christ. Both
Hicksites and...
- movement. The
Hicksite–Orthodox
split arose out of both
ideological and
socioeconomic tensions.
Philadelphia Yearly Meeting Hicksites tended to be agrarian...
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Conservative Friends is
found in
early 19th-century schisms,
first with liberal, "
Hicksite"
Friends and then with evangelical-oriented "Gurneyite" Friends. The Conservative...
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Society of Friends,
experienced a
major schism called the
Hicksite–Orthodox split. The
Hicksites were led by
Quaker minister Elias Hicks, who put a strong...
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either Hicksite or Orthodox. As a result, Mott
served as
clerk of
Philadelphia Yearly Meeting and
traveled in the
Hicksite ministry. The
Hicksites, the...
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Isaac and Amy Post, were
radical Hicksite Quakers from Rochester, New York, and
leaders in the nineteenth-century anti-slavery and women's
rights movements...
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innovations as the
pastoral system.
Neither the
Hicksites nor
Wilburites experienced such
numerical growth. The
Hicksites became more
liberal and
declined in number...
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another and to the world. In 1827, it
divided into two
meetings in the
Hicksite/Orthodox schism, each
claiming the
title of
Philadelphia Yearly Meeting...
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Friends General Conference classification Protestant Orientation Hicksite (Liberal)
Theology Quaker Polity Unprogrammed General Secretary Barry Crossno...
- men to
consider and
decide a congregation's business. By the 1840s, some
Hicksite Quakers determined to
bring women and men
together in
their business meetings...
