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After the Beissel split, all later splits in the church were based on doctrinal differences.
The most conservative members emphasized consistency, obedience, and the order of the Brethren.
They opposed the use of musical instruments, Sunday Schools, and worldly amusements.
They promoted plain dress, simple lifestyle, and church discipline.
The progressives in the church focused on grace and acceptance.
They promoted higher education, salaried ministers, Sunday Schools, and revivalism.
The majority of Brethren held a position between the two extremes.

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