James Whittaker

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James Whittaker was an early and influential leader of the Shaker religious movement in America, known for helping to organize and spread the sect’s communal, celibate, and egalitarian way of life.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian religious figure
Shaker leader
historical figure
religious leader
associatedWith Shaker communal villages
Shaker missionary activity in America
countryOfActivity United States of America
ethicalFocus celibate religious devotion
communal sharing of property
equality within the religious community
helpedDevelop organizational structure of early Shaker communities
practices of celibate community life among Shakers
rules for Shaker communal living
helpedSpread Shaker communal lifestyle
Shaker communities in early America
Shaker egalitarian principles
historicalPeriod early history of the Shaker movement in America
ideology Christian communalism
religious egalitarianism
leadershipStyle communal religious leadership
organizational leadership in utopian communities
movementCharacteristicPromoted celibacy
communal living
egalitarianism
religious communalism
notableFor early leadership in the Shaker movement in America
helping organize Shaker communal life
spreading Shaker beliefs and practices
religion Shaker
surface form: Shakerism

United Society of Believers in Christ’s Second Appearing
religiousMovement Shaker
surface form: Shakers
roleInMovement missionary of Shaker beliefs
organizer of Shaker communities
teacher of Shaker doctrine
sphereOfInfluence American religious history
communal religious movements in North America

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Shaker hasKeyFigure James Whittaker
subject surface form: Shakers
Whittaker hasNotableBearer James Whittaker