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Steven, correct me if I'm wrong, ok?
the Amish and Mennonites do not teach Oneness, Berk. And they baptize (by sprinkling, right?) in the titles. And heaven forbid you should consider speaking in tongues. Standards-wise they've got Apostolic people beat all to pieces. But Berk, are you willing to give up all the rest just for the sake of stricter standards? (I'm curious, bro. Not condemning :) ) |
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There are some anabaptist writings that are Oneness but in practice they are mostly Trinitarian. I have some interesting facts on this I will share sometime... Tongues? They are big on tongues. Mostly Penn. Dutch/German!!! |
My dad is a "driver" for the Amish. They hire him to drive them long distances--state to state to visit relatives or for vacation--ect.
He has learned a lot about their lifestyle and at one point had one family that asked about my family's religion. They even attended a church service with my mom and dad--they did not participte but sat in the back and observed. Earlier this year my mom got call from them--they are now tongue talkin apostolics! |
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