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    The Old Order Amish

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    Old Order Amish Living a simple life is not just a phrase to the Old Order Amish community‚ simple is the way of life. The Old Order Amish live with a mental model of religion which is involved in every aspect of their lives‚ from their Material Conditions of no electricity and advanced technology in their simple lives to their Social Relations which are based on religious beliefs and orally transmitted rules. Religion is the most essential aspect that sets and influences the Amish life and is

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    Rumspringa Introduction   The Mennonite/Amish cultures have many traditions that separate them from the normal Christian faith.  400 years ago‚ many European Christians were killed and tortured for their belief in adult baptism. Adult baptism is referred to as Anabaptism‚ meaning “re-baptizer.” One Anabaptists belief is that members of the church should be baptized during adulthood rather than infancy (Robinson 2002). Amish adult baptism gives members of the church the freedom‚ and the adult conscious

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    Amish Business Model

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    A1. Viability of Service THEAMISHBARNSTAR.COM is an online store dedicated providing consumers with the top quality goods along with Amish values that have been passed on from generation to generation. The Amish traditions and values have can be traced back to the 18th century. THEAMISHBARNSTAR.COM was founded in Ohio’s Amish heartland in 2005. THEAMISHBARNSTAR.COM currently operates the store online with quality goods‚ hard work and priding their selves with outstanding customer service

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    A Lesson from the Amish? This essay takes a different view on how our children should be taught basic literacy skills‚ and it starts with having a greater connection with your family. Basic learning skills must start at a very young age when the child’s brain is most capable retaining information. The father of the household will start by reading a children s Disney story to his six year old son. Though the boy is not able at this young age to read or write‚ he is actively participating and gaining

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    choose the topic about Amish because I’m very curious about the Amish culture. I don’t think people understand how different the Amish live. Students who go to Ohio State University no idea what an Amish person looks like. My cousin takes pictures of horse and buggies to show them what is normal in our town. I live in the country‚ so therefore there are Amish people all around us. I never understood how they lived‚ or why they choose lived like that. I know that Amish people are humble people

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    Cross‚ John A. "The Expanding Role Of The Amish In America’s Dairy Industry." American Geographical Society’s Focus On Geography 50.3 (2007): 7-16. Academic Search Premier. Web. 28 Feb. 2013. In the past three decades‚ the Amish communities have tripled in size. Amish people make their living in carpentry‚ and agriculture. The small dairy farms‚ of 10-49 cows‚ are outnumbering the large dairy companies. The Amish men now operate one-eighth of the dairy farms in the Unites States. Nationwide

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    about the Amish lifestyle and culture. Introduction Imagine your life without electricity‚ a formal education past eighth grade‚ or blue jeans. Sounds pretty tough‚ right? This is a simple way to explain the lifestyle of the Amish communities that are scattered throughout North America. For most of us‚ the Amish are a group of people that are mysterious‚ like a letter that contains no return address and appears in the mail one day. Most people seem to know very little about the Amish besides

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    Amish Rumspringa The modern society is characterized by rapid technological advancement accompanied by changes in behavior of people across the world‚ especially youth. This makes it very hard for traditional societies to thrive hence perpetuation of conventional cultures is at stake. For one North American community known as the Amish however‚ modernization has been met with resistance as the society continues to practice its traditional culture‚ especially the Rumspringa‚ a rite of passage that

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    The History of Amish and Mennonite Cultures The Amish have long been a mystery to most of us including myself. I find them fascinating because personally‚ technology and the comforts of modern facilities make life easier for me so why would a group of people resist technology and not enjoy the same technology that makes life easier for us all? Being religious never meant doing without so why does this particular religious group feel the need to suffer in the eyes of mainstream society? The article

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    For this assignment‚ I had the unique opportunity to interview a woman from my church who was born into an Amish family‚ and decided to leave the Amish community when she was 18 years old. There are many Amish families and communities here in Rural‚ Northeast Iowa‚ and I’ve grown up visiting Amish greenhouses and stores with my family ever since I moved here. However‚ there are many new things that I learned from this interview‚ and I enjoyed listening to someone else’s perspective on certain aspects

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