Amish Sets
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 Amish Round Pedestal Dining Table Set Chairs Solid Wood Rustic 485460 New  US $3,899.00
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 Amish Pub Table Chairs Set Bar Height High Dining Stools Modern Solid Wood New US $1,650.00
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 Amish 7 Piece Dining Room Set Tables Chairs Oak Wood US $3,100.00
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 Amish Log Rustic Pub Table Chairs Set High Bar Breakfast Cabin Lodge Furniture US $1,799.00
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 Amish Rectangle Dining Set Table Chairs Farmhouse Solid Wood 7 Piece Oak New US $2,399.00
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 Amish Mission Dining Table Chairs Set Round Extending Leaf Oak Arts and Crafts US $1,100.00
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 Pub Dining Tables Amish Black 5pc Set Square Wooden New US $2,599.00
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 Dining Room Set SOLID MAPLE Amish made in the USA US $1,800.00
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 Amish built Oak dining room set china cabinet buffet US $1,900.00
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Are todays fundamentalist christians tomorrows amish?
What I mean by this is that you often notice that the extreme Fundamentalist Christians always seem to be extremely literal when it comes to that bible passage that says somethign like "be no part of the world" (I dont know the exact passage) and they practice being 'no part of the world' by home schooling their kids, only associating with other fundamentalists and not letting their kids socialise with non christians. They are against all modern culture, anti-rock music, anti-television(I have seen fundie sites devote whole pages to how evil televison is and how 'good christians' should not even have a TV in their house) The more extreme have a dress code and refuse to celebrate christmas, halloween, etc. So what Im wondering is do you think that in the future fundie's are going to set up seperate sommunities with seperate laws the same way the amsih have? The way the fundies are so extreme I can honestly imagine it happening. what are your thoughts?
Really interesting point. Except that I don't think that many fundamentalists would be content to coexist with the world-at-large. The fundamentalism movement today seems more interested in forcing their beliefs on the rest of us via laws, constitutional amendments etc. than to simply live peacefully among themselves as the Amish.