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Hutterites experience a strong sense of community and belonging, as their communal lifestyle fosters close-knit relationships and mutual support. They emphasize shared values, cooperative living, and collective decision-making, which can lead to a fulfilling and harmonious existence. Additionally, their sustainable agricultural practices and self-sufficiency contribute to a resilient lifestyle, allowing them to thrive in rural environments while maintaining cultural traditions.
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How are Hutterites organized?
Hutterites are organized into three sections with over 400 colonies.
Positives and negatives of television?
what are some positives and negatives of television
Where did the hutterites originate?
Europe
What contributions did the Hutterites make to Canada?
The Hutterites have contributed to agriculture in Canada by producing more on smaller amounts of land. For example, in 1997, Hutterites owned 1% of the total farmland in Alberta, but produced 1/3 of the dairy products, eggs, and hogs in Alberta and almost all of the down feathers produced in Alberta. Hutterites have also contributed to farming inovation. Some produce and sell modern equipment and products. Some lease their land for wind farms.
Are hutterites Jews?
No, the Hutterites are more of their own special version of Protestants, as they hold many of the Protestant beliefs as well as their own.
What are hitterites?
Do you mean Hittites or Hutterites?
Where in Europe did the hutterites live?
Tyrol
Where in Canada did most Hutterites settle?
a place
What are the ratings and certificates for American Colony Meet the Hutterites - 2012?
American Colony Meet the Hutterites - 2012 is rated/received certificates of: USA:TV-PG
What are some positives of being a republician?
NONE
What are some of the Hutterites contributions?
EVEN MORE! Cultural and religious diversity.
What are the differences between Hutt rights from Amish?
Dumbo it's "Hutterites" and the difference is, Hutterites are open to modern technology while the Amish shun it. The Hutterites believe in an undivided way of life, such as what's mine is yours and what's yours is mine. The Amish are more on the independent side
