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[Ultra Requete]

I'm not into abandoning all high tech but they're close of what the life shud be about after WWIII, they live like some of ultra ortodox Jews in Israel however you can live ortodox Jewish and Christian life without closing yourself in self imposed exile or ghetto; it's "just little" harder but more rewarding to engage modernism.    

[Ulli]

I'm not into abandoning all high tech but they're close of what the life shud be about after WWIII, they live like some of ultra ortodox Jews in Israel however you can live ortodox Jewish and Christian life without closing yourself in self imposed exile or ghetto; it's "just little" harder but more rewarding to engage modernism.    

If I would have the choice. I would live even strikter than the Amish - like the Hutterites (but with Calvinist theology)

[mord]

I'm not into abandoning all high tech but they're close of what the life shud be about after WWIII, they live like some of ultra ortodox Jews in Israel however you can live ortodox Jewish and Christian life without closing yourself in self imposed exile or ghetto; it's "just little" harder but more rewarding to engage modernism.    

If I would have the choice. I would live even strikter than the Amish - like the Hutterites (but with Calvinist theology)

Are Hutterites czechs.... those 2 churches look alike

[Ulli]

I'm not into abandoning all high tech but they're close of what the life shud be about after WWIII, they live like some of ultra ortodox Jews in Israel however you can live ortodox Jewish and Christian life without closing yourself in self imposed exile or ghetto; it's "just little" harder but more rewarding to engage modernism.    

If I would have the choice. I would live even strikter than the Amish - like the Hutterites (but with Calvinist theology)

Are Hutterites czechs.... those 2 churches look alike

Oh - this two churches are Mennonite churches. But you are right. The little tower on the roof of this two churches is looking like Slavonian architecture. You can see it in some parts of Austria too. But I have no idea, how it came to a Mennonite Fries church.

The Hutterites came from the Czechia  in the 16th century. They are baptists too - but very observant and they speak today an ancient form of German dialect.

I have read the book from Michael Holzach: Das vergessene Volk. Ein Jahr bei den deutschen Hutterern in Kanada.



This is a picture from ebay - the condition of my book is better