The founder of Quaker oatmeal tells Jesus Freek about the Quaker's radical views concerning passivism and nudity! I too will chime in and take our Quaker friends as a good example. What's interesting about Quaker Oatmeal is that we don't think of the idealogy of the guy who made it: we just like oatmeal for its glorious self. Why can't everything be like that? Just divorce the idealogy from the practical good someone does for humanity, and all those labels disappear. I say we as atheist, agnostics, Christians, Buddhist, Hindus, Muslims, or whatever . . . . just sit back and enjoy the oatmeal.