Amish Explained | Who are the Amish? What do Amish believe? Lifestyle of the Amish Explained

You may have heard of the Amish, but who exactly are they and what do they believe in? In this short video we’ll dive into details of the Amish including their origins, beliefs, practices, lifestyle, and culture. Plus I've included some interesting facts about them too.
The Amish are a group of traditionalist Christian church fellowships with Swiss German Anabaptist origins. The Amish trace their roots to the Anabaptist movement, which emerged in the early 16th century during the Protestant Reformation. Anabaptists were part of the Radical Reformation, distinct for their practice of adult baptism, which opposed the common practice of infant baptism by other Christian groups.
The Amish are named after Jakob Ammann who lived from 1644 - 1730. He was a Swiss Anabaptist leader. In 1693, Ammann led a schism within the Swiss Brethren in Switzerland, Alsace, and the Palatinate, forming a more conservative faction that would come to be known as the Amish. The split was primarily over issues of church discipline, including the practice of social shunning of excommunicated members.
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I learned a lot. thank you

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[@bickeya.j.m8470]

Amish is a little too strict. Interesting though. 👍

[@IllustratetoEducate]

I agree that it's a very disciplined group, but I found it interesting about the Rumspringa and that they give a chance to enjoy modern conveniences and socialize outside their community before making a commitment to being Amish.

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@@IllustratetoEducate Totally agree. 👍

[@maximilianogarciachirinos3663]

Excellent video. They are also excellent breaders. My two Pembroke Welsh Corgis come from the Amish country 😀

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Oh that's cool! Corgis are awesome.

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@@IllustratetoEducate they are the best 😀

[@rkbaker]

Do not buy dogs from the Amish. They are really well known for being incredibly abusive to their breeding stock, and dumping them on local rescues when they are no longer able to produce. I live in Lancaster county Pennsylvania surrounded by the Amish and it's a huge problem.

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Infant baptism "is common in SOME, [other] (SUPPOSEDLY) Christian groups". This practice is NOT supported by scripture, which is why water baptism is often referred to as BELIEVERS' baptism.