The Quakers don't declare that theirs is the only correct path. And I think the fact that so many religions do is what's really fundamentally wrong with organized religion. People should find their own ways to worship or meditate or whatever it is they need to do, or, if they don't believe in anything, that's fine too. But even if you are part of a religion that is declared to be the only correct religion by members of that religion, said members needn't go around forcing it down the throats of others, like Ambi says.
So. Yeah. I just wanted to set the record straight. I don't agree with all aspects of any one religion, particularly that aspect, but I'm not against those religions. Unless your religion is about forcing other people to join your religion. Then I'm against it.
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