What beliefs and practices set the Quakers apart from the puritans?

Quakers believe in inner light, direct revelation from God, equality among all individuals, and non-violence. They practice silent worship, social activism, and decision-making through consensus. Puritans, on the other hand, believe in predestination, a strict interpretation of The Bible, and hierarchical church structures with ordained clergy. They practiced formal liturgy, adhered to strict moral codes, and were more focused on personal salvation.