Talk:Gurneyites

In the current form, there are significant factual errors. EFCi is conflated with FUM internationally. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 2600:1015:B128:1A13:D0AB:F825:E2A5:EEE8 (talk) 00:24, 11 August 2025 (UTC)

Deleted "modern day" - #1: It was factually wrong: Example, the assertion that Kenyan Friends are affiliated with EFI is false, they are affiliated with FUM. They are, however the majority.

1. 2: It was irrelevant. Neither the modernist nor the holiness revivalists were strict followers of Gurney. FUM currently prints only 1 of Gurney's books, EFI: none. Currently, it is a stretch to call anybody outside maybe Ireland Yearly Meeting Gurneyite.

68.45.115.217 (talk) 02:42, 11 August 2025 (UTC)

Consider deleting; This page is not from a neutral point of view, and it contained a significant amount of non-factual assertions to support the non-neutral point of view.

Specifically, the point of view is that and organization that formed in the 1950's is more a successor to "Gurney" than the mainline successor that formed in 1902 (really it formed in pieces since the close of the Civil war) It is about the legitimacy of FUM (World wide membership 170,000 according to Wikipedia 75% Kenya),

Weirdly enough, the EFI wikipedia page also claims the FUM foreign members as EFI members in it's count -- The Kenyan Friends do not have dual membership, so it's curious how that factual error crept into multiple sources. 68.45.115.217 (talk) 03:01, 11 August 2025 (UTC)