The Amish practice their faith by living without electronics or modern machinery. They believe that this brings them close to God.
No. The Amish, like most Christians, reject the practice of polygamy.
A person can become Amish. In order to convert, the person will need to meet with the leaders of the Amish faith.
Amish Out of Order - 2012 Changing of Faith 1-6 was released on: USA: 15 May 2012
Some Amish communities may remove the teeth of young women, but it is doubtful that it is a widespread practice of the Amish.
Yes, but it might not work to good.
Yes, it is their faith to only marry people that belong to the Amish church. - eletias - It be better to say "yes and no". Most of time they do marry in their faith, only looking for a mate in their own community, which has increased the progression of genetic problems. But there is small percentage of outside English, that do join the Amish, Amish adopt English outside children, and rumoured infertile men have outside men sleep with their wives to conceive, plus occasional infidelity.
Hey they practice their faith in a Buddhism temple. So, they can medatate and all kinds of stuf.
No, Mosques are for the people practice the faith muslims and temple are for the people who practice the faith of judisam
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"Happiness" is hard to quantify. However, the fact that Amish communities have managed to survive and prosper even in America, and the fact that more than 90% of the members remain within the faith (even when given the chance to leave) certainly indicates that the Amish feel good about their life and their faith. To many outsiders, life in an Amish community might seem very gendered and regimented, and such a life might not be everyone's choice; but for most Amish, they would not change a thing: it is what they believe and how they want to live.
Well, it's not impossible. There are two kinds of Amish communities, the Old Order, which is EXTREMELY hard to get in, and the New Order, which is much easier. But still, it is extremely hard for outsiders to become Amish. You have to walk away from all the conveniences, such as TV, computers, telephones...even a radio! You must learn to speak German, and talk to the bishop on joining the community. Even after you have a farm in the Amish community, you will still suffer from the suspicions of most of the Amish people. They will not trust you at first, but if you prove your faith to the church, you will soon be accepted into the Amish community. In all, you must be patient, kind, and have complete faith in God. Good luck!
Are there peculiar ways different cultures or nationalities practice their faith?