Gene Bender: You are painting the Amish and Minonite with a bold brush. I think it's not that simple. we have old order amish around here and they tell me that there are 72 different splits within the amish church and each one has it's own rules. Most are as you describe, but some use electricity and tractors. A group east of me uses field equptment (choppers, balers etc) in the field powered by engines and pulled by horses. The Minonites have a broader spectrum. In misouri, a group of minonites use all horse power, NOT EVEN A GAS ENGINE. Some around here drive black cars with the chrome painted over and have rubber tired tractors. Another group has rubber tired tractors, but can't have cars and have tractors modifyed with high speed road gears to get around. some even look like us normal people except on sundays. All of the differences make it impossible to disect them all in the small space alotted here.
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