In 1688, at this desk in Germantown, Philadelphia, Quakers and Mennonites signed a common declaration denouncing slavery. Quakers bear witness or testify for their spiritual beliefs of their spiritual life,[116] drawing within the Epistle of James exhortation that "faith by itself, if it is not accompanied by motion, is useless".[117] https://angeloalvem.wssblogs.com/26978999/quakers-hill-limousine-an-overview