The "Peace Testimony" is a principle held by the Quakers, or the Religious Society of Friends, emphasizing nonviolence and the pursuit of peace. It reflects their belief in the inherent worth of every individual and the importance of resolving conflicts through dialogue and understanding rather than violence. This testimony encourages followers to live peacefully in their personal lives and communities. It also inspires activism against war and injustice, promoting social change through peaceful means. The Peace Testimony is a core aspect of Quaker identity and influences their approach to issues like disarmament and human rights.