  In these and other writings, Fell promotes a certain critical attitude toward customary ways of practising and thinking about religion. The path to God, she says, “leads out of the world, out of the worlds ways, fashions, and customs, and this makes a separation from the world” (Fell 1710, 65). The individual must learn to rely on her own independent faculty of moral judgement or her conscience. Both Jews and Gentiles are urged to “let that in your Consciences (which is of God) which respects no Person, Read and Examine those Scriptures” (Fell 1710, 65).