They aren't afraid, they just don't believe in using it and want to live naturally.
Amish are strongly against technology
They use no technology.
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Yes they do, just to play farmville, as it is based on them. this is not true. Amish DO NOT use technology and they do not get on facebook. This person is making a joke.
Well, The Amish don't use technology, but I don't think that counts.
There are very few people who don't use technology. Some people such as the Amish and conspiracy theorists don't directly use technology, but everyone is influenced by it. Your electricity, phone, cable, gas, water and all other infrastructure is monitored by technology.
Technology has no antonym.However, the opposite of technological could be primitive, so the lack of technology (e.g. among Amish, Luddites) is a form of primitivism.
An Amish person is free to do what he or she wishes to do. The Amish community avoids modern technology, but they do so by choice, not due to a lack of freedom. And any member of the Amish community is also free to leave it and enter the mainstream of American culture, which some choose to do.
Mennonites do use technology, but some do not use the internet. Many Amish people, although very similar, do not use much modern technology.
A Luddite - someone who hates technology A Technophobe - someone who is afraid of technology
One answer:The Amish prefer not to use modern energy resources. Another answer:There are several Amish churches, and some do not conform to the traditional outsider view of the Amish. Some are conservative and others more liberal. The Old Order Amish live in rural communities in North America and are known for their limited use of technology. The New Order Amish permit the use of electricity in the home. The Beachy Amish have fewer limits on the use of technology. The Amish Mennonites consist of various churches which split from the Old Order Amish; some retained the conservative lifestyle of the Old Order Amish while some did not. The Ordnung is the guide to Amish community standards, and may differ from community to community and district to district. Generally, the bishops or other leaders meet periodically and discuss common concerns, including technology. Decisions are then passed on to the ministers and deacons. Variations develop from community to community. Petitions are accepted for use of particular technologies in their local communities. The Amish do not consider technology as evil. The rejection of technology is an effort to avoid connection with the outside world. Restrictions are not meant to impose suffering.Electricity may be used in some communities when it can be produced without access to the outside. Batteries are sometimes acceptable. Electric generators are sometimes used for welding, recharging batteries, and powering milk stirrers. Motorized wheelchairs may be used by the disabled. Electricity may be permitted for medical equipment. Some of the Beachy Amish congregations permit the use of automobiles. Some Amish communities may permit the restricted use of telephones. Some communities may also permit the use of cell phones and computers for business purposes.