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Amish: Historie, livsstil og kultur

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Amish: Historie, livsstil og kultur er en engelsk-opgave til 9. klasse, afleveret til karakteren 7. Fylder 1 side (875 ord, ca. 4 min. læsning) og blev publiceret 4. marts 2012.

Denne opgave beskriver Amish-folkets historie fra de schweiziske anabaptister i det 16. århundrede til deres nuværende samfund i USA. Den gennemgår deres religiøse principper, herunder synet på dåb og shunning, samt deres daglige liv med fokus på landbrug, håndværk og modstand mod moderne teknologi. Opgaven inkluderer også et interview med en nabo, der giver et udefrakommende perspektiv på Amish-livet.

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  • amish
  • anabaptisme
  • historie
  • kultur
  • landbrug
  • livsstil
  • religiøse samfund
  • shunning
  • traditioner
  • usa

Reformation founded by Martin Luther. Anabaptism means “a rebaptized”. The anabaptistic

Mennonites believed that baptism was only appropriate for adults, as children didn’t have the

required knowledge and religious insight to become a baptized member of the Christian

congregation. This wasn’t the reason why Jacob Ammann decided to found a new Christian

Denomination though. He believed that the Mennonites lacked discipline and allowed too many

modern and scientific inventions disrupt their religious lifestyle. Ammann wanted the church to be

considerably stricter and also, shunning should be practiced in a considerably larger extent.

Shunning is a method to excommunicate people, if they break the church rules. Members are

somewhat allowed to interact with the shunned ones, but they are not allowed to receive a

handshake or a ride in a vehicle. It was these opinions that started the group of Amish. They were

expelled from Switzerland shortly after they were founded. They moved towards north, to

Germany. Then they were invited by William Penn to immigrate to the United States. At that point,

the Amish spoke three different languages: English, German and Pennsylvanian Dutch, a

combination of German and Dutch, which is still understandable for many Germans.. The offer was

very tempting, because the US had religious liberty and large land area for the Amish to grow

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