I grew up in a Quaker church. I didn't hear a lot about Jesus, but I did hear a lot about God and "that of God in every man." I didn't understand it at the time, but I just finished reading a Christian fiction book who's main character was a Quaker woman in Cincinnati, Ohio. The book was titled Blessing by Lyn Cote. The story focuses on Blessing, Brightman. A young widow of means who is very active in the underground railroad and in helping orphans and widows in Cincinatti, while advocating women's rights and abolition. Blessing is a very strong woman shaped by her past. Enter into the picture her best friend Tippy, her friend's beau--Stoddard, and Stoddard's cousin--Gerard Ramsay. Ramsay is determined that his cousin should stay single, but you can guess what happens in that regard. Ramsay sees something in Blessing and she in him. Blessing sees him as having the potential to be more than he is. Ramsay doesn't see a point ...