Hello Conrad, Nice to see you google in, welcome. I’m glad you liked the CFC piece. The “Quaker Ranter” name is meant to grate actually; “We’re all Ranters Now” explains the title. I don’t think someone from Ohio would necessarily debate the premise, once put in a bit of context. (I have a link to the post on every page and on the intro page). So come on back, take your shoes off, look around a bit. Welcome.

Dear Andy, I am not Evangelical by your definition (and maybe not a Christian either). I’m fine with that and have no interest in a debate about correct Christianity. This is a personal webpage about my experiences searching for God and I’m not going to compose any statements of faith. I describe Quakerfinder.org as a utility to find unprogrammed Quaker meetings, which are all over the map when it comes to Christianity. If there’s an unprogrammed Christian meeting in Salem that’s missing from Quakerfinder, you should report it to the folks that maintain the database.

Interesting observation: both visitors came in off of Google links (“Christian Friends” and “friends indiana quaker”) but neither responded to my reply or has visited the site since posting (no one has visited from their ISPs since then). Conrad is clerk of Ohio Yearly Meeting Conservative’s “Electronic Evangelism Oversight Committee” and has an interesting personal Quaker Witness website (heads up: turn off the sound if you’re at work, there’s a very cheesy midi song there). I’ve talked a little more about visitor patterns in How Insiders and Seekers Use the Quaker Net.