[DOC] [TLE] Shakers - Wikipedia [PAR] The United Society of Believers in Christ's Second Appearing, more commonly 
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century in the Northwest of England; originating out of the Wardley Society. ..... 
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chapels, two meeting rooms, a sacristy, and storage facilities for altar furniture, all 
of it on .... Student religious group leaders then participated in an act of 
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... of ornament because it follows the modernist dictums 'form follows function' 
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cosmos;... [DOC] [TLE] Celebrating Two Centuries of Artists and Objects - Craft in America [PAR] Our communities and schools, our ethnic and religious groups have all ... pottery, 
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reflect on what generations of Americans have considered creative and important
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seen as a single, isolated, quantifiable aspect of ..... It's finally here. [DOC] [TLE] Shinto - Student Resources in Context - Gale [PAR] Shinto. Shinto, sometimes called Shintoism, is a religion native to Japan. ... Sect (
Kyoha) Shinto: Shinto as it is practiced by a number of sects, or groups, formed ... 
Later, when the Japanese began to form a more centralized government with a 
.... The concept reflects the Shinto belief that the world is filled with spirits, or a life
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began among a group of African-Americans .... Very often also, third-world 
pentecostals are cut off from the history of Christian political reflection. [DOC] [TLE] Nearly Baroque | Boston Review [PAR] Apr 11, 2014 ... Her poem now looks like a manifesto for a set of contemporary poets and poems 
... pre-modernist forms (they never look or sound like Richard Wilbur). .... at 
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space ... The first American book to be nearly Baroque, if it is not Estes's... [DOC] [TLE] Transcript

Question: As seen here, this American religious group's furniture reflected the belief that form follows function
Answer: the Shakers