Quakers And Frank Lloyd Wright

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Why I'm A Quaker

Ozy Brennan | Thing Of Things | 8th January 2026

Modern Quakerism is "very possibly the most orthopraxic religion I’ve ever encountered". The primary thing that makes you a Quaker is participating in a Quaker Meeting. Quakers are focused on regular communication with what they call "Inner Light". Theology is a distraction. Being an atheist is fine. Also: "Quakers had been right about almost every major moral insight of the past 400 years" (3,600 words)

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A Frank Lloyd Wright Typographic Mystery

Paul Lukas | Inconspicuous Consumption | 25th February 2026

Wonderful piece of amateur detective work. Frank Lloyd Wright designed a Unitarian Universalist church that opened in a Chicago suburb in 1908. The letter H appears three times in the slogan he placed over the entrance. One of them is now upside down — a subtle, but noticeable, mistake. How and when did this happen, and who is responsible? The answer is surprisingly hard to track down (2,000 words)

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