Daniel Pickard challenges the reforms made by the London Yearly Meeting of Friends in this passionate and persuasive manifesto. He argues that the changes in doctrine, practice, and discipline have gone too far and deviated from the founding principles of the Society of Friends. With careful analysis and compelling arguments, this book is a call to action for traditional Quakers and anyone concerned about preserving religious traditions.

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