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- Eldering: Calling Forth the Good in One Another · Gloria Horvay
- Salem Quarter Retreat · Sondra Ball
- Six Blind Quakers and the Elephant · Phil Anthony
- The Death of a Friend · George Crispin
- Think Pink · Joanne Hawthorne
- A Quaker Reflection · Robert L. Hawthorne
- The Well · Marsha Gaspar
- Banks and Hills · Sondra Ball
- From Our Friends School · Drew Smith
- Meeting with Michael · Michael Gibson
- From the Coordinator’s Desk · Phil Anthony
- Quarterly Meeting Minutes · December 8, 2002
- Steering Committee Report to Salem Quarterly Meeting · 8 December 2002
- Worship & Ministry Report · 6 December 2002
- Upcoming Events
Other Issues of Salem Quarter News
Salem Quarter News is the official publication of Salem Quarterly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) and appears four times a year. Except as otherwise noted, all contents of the Winter 2002 issue of Salem Quarter News are copyright © 2003, Salem Quarterly Meeting. Please address reprint requests, comments and questions to Phil Anthony, Coordinator, Salem Quarterly Meeting, PO Box 55, Woodstown, N.J. 08098-0055; telephone (856) 769–0066 (voice), (856) 769–1416 (fax); or e-mail salemqtr@verizon.net.
Thanks to Judy Scott and Narcissa Weatherbee of Woodbury MM, and to Emma Prince of Mullica Hill MM for their art accompanying the articles, which they provide so generously in each issue. All art is copyright © 2003 by the artist.
Of these Causes [of war] one undoubtedly consists in the want of enquiry. We have been accustomed from earliest life to a familiarity with its “pomp and circumstance;” soldiers have us at every step, and battles and victories have been topic of every one around us. ... We have never enquired whether these things should be: the question does not even suggest itself. We acquiesce in it, as we acquiesce in the rising of the sun, without any other idea than that it is a part of the ordinary processes of the world. ... Want of enquiry has been the means by which long-continued practices, whatever has been their enormity, have obtained the general concurrence of the world, and by which they have continued to pollute or degrade it, long after the few who enquire into their nature have discovered them to be bad.
—from Jonathan Dymond, Essays on the Principles of Morality (1824)
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