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    Arguments About The Amish

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    Dear Andrea, How are you today? I heard from someone that you were making disparaging remarks about the Amish. I’d like to tell you about what I see as the strengths and weaknesses of Amish life. Amish don’t just make nice furniture, or stubbornly resist modernity. Though many recent TV shows such as “Breaking Amish” or “Amish Mafia” have given them a false image, there is more to them than what some may perceive. The Amish have intrigued us with their simple and slow way of life. In these…

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    Amish Research Paper

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    Amish Amish location-America Canada,Germany Population-270,000 in America Food Amish people are known for their great food. On Sunday they have a special meal after mass. The meal usually is bean soup with beans,pickles,and bread. For dessert they have Snitz pie and coffee. Almost every Amish family grows a garden that has corn, celery, beets, carrots, potatoes and tomato in their garden.They also raise their own livestock like such as pigs and chickens. Clothing Many Amish women wear a…

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    The Amish Project was performed at the SPC Clearwater Campus on October 11, 2015 at 7:30. The play was written by Jessica Dickey and was directed by Scott Cooper. The cast included Daniel Dagasse, Erin Nelson, Zachary Lillis, Nikki Tinebra, Heather L. Mackey, Ken Miller, Brie Tilton, Chelsea Hooker, Jordan N. Bertke, and Katie Eichler. The Amish Project was chosen to perform because the director understands the importance of a powerful story, and its ability to teach an otherwise unteachable…

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    The Lucchese Family

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    Amity means a mutual understanding and a peaceful relationships. They believe in a democratic system an unanimous vote for everything, they want a peaceful society that doesn’t any conflict or any sadness that they believed that were caused by instigation and war (Blogger). The Lucchese family started Carmine ‘Mr. Gribbs’ Tramunti he was in and out of prison since the 1930’s once he was released the first time in 1938 he took over a gang called the Harlem Game and could be stated the beginning…

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    and many others. The Schleiteim Confession itself comes from a sect of Christianity called Anabaptists. This denomination was persecuted and during the sixteenth and seventeenth century by the Protestants and Roman Catholics because of their “radical” views of faith and baptism. During this time of persecution and suffering, Michael Sattler, a prominent church figure, called a meeting of other Swiss Anabaptists. Together, they authored and wrote the Schleitheim…

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    The results of this were the Anabaptist were defined by erroneous doctrine. After a while there was a historian by the name of Marxist that decided to go back to the roots of the Anabaptist. [3] “Somewhat surprisingly, the Marxist view of Anabaptism did not differ that greatly from the Protestant view in regard to origin and characteristics.” The spiritualist-subjectivist…

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    Early House Churches

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    According to the book of Acts of Apostles, “And the word of God increased; and the number of the disciples multiplied in Jerusalem greatly; and a great company of the priests were obedient to the faith.” (King James Bible, Acts. 4. 7) Similarly, the Anabaptist obedience to Jesus’s calling to discipleship can be seen in the testimonies of their lives. Bender (1944)…

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    known as the founder of the Amish movement. Jakob was born in Switzerland on February 12, 1644. He was an Anabaptist/Mennonite/Amish leader and he founded the Amish religious movement. In his early childhood, he barely could read and write; historical documents suggested that he possibly could have received some form of limited formal education (Huppi). At first, Jakob strongly embraced the Anabaptist and he had a good standing and relationship with the state church, Swiss Brethren. Jakob’s…

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    Locke Vs Rousseau Essay

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    I believe that Voltaire would agree more with Rousseau than Locke on the best way to form a government because in Candide the idealized nation that Voltaire describes is that in El Dorado, where the general will is put above personal gain. The Anabaptist James was also praised by Voltaire for his charitable works of putting the wellbeing of others ahead of himself. Finally in the end of the book they are all working together on the…

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    different Christian denominations caused violence within city states. Anabaptists, a more radical Protestant religion, made both Catholics and Lutherans upset with the idea of adult baptism. Lutherans and Catholics both hunted the Anabaptist because of this. Adult baptism was made illegal and people were executed for committing adult baptism. The Anabaptists eventually took control of the city of Münster in Germany. In Münster the Anabaptists kicked out all the Catholics and were brutal to all…

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