The uniform is one of the methods of Scouting, but it is not mandatory. This should be discussed with the unit leadership.
No! If an Amish couple would get a television they would definitely be shunned. Amish youth that have not joined the church would be allowed to get one though.
Yes most Amish are allowed to have swiming pools.
Yes. Almost all Amish people are allowed to visit doctors.
yeah why wouldn't they
Yes, there are youtube videos of them doing it
No not all amish are white. Anybody is allowed to join if you follow all rules given by the church. Even if you do not believe in God.
I know the amish dont use electricty
Yes, Amish can leave their community if they choose but they are usually shunned from the community.Amish can also be excommunicated from their community if they disobey certain rules. Amish teens are allowed a "Rumspringa", which is a period in which they are allowed to experience the ways of outsiders without any punishment. After this period they must choose to be baptized and become an adult member of the community or leave the church.
A subculture is part of the dominant culture but has its own values and folkways. An example would be snake handlers of the Appalachia, the Amish, boy scouts, and alcoholics anonymous.
a. being shunned means being punished by the amish community surrounding the certain person who became shunned by the person who works inn the commmunity church. b. you have broken a rule in the amish law and you are not allowed to be spoken to and are not allowed to eat with others.
No, not anyone can become Amish and live in an Amish society. The Amish are a closely knit religious and cultural community that values their traditional way of life. They typically only accept individuals who have been born into the Amish faith or who have married into it.
Amish men and women can leave their community when the reach adulthood (usually 18) if they choose to do so. They will leave the community and most often not be allowed back, even to visit. however, more than 85% choose to stay Amish