Amish culture

Amish culture is characterized by a commitment to simple living, community, and religious faith, following Anabaptist Christian principles. They often eschew modern technology, such as electricity and automobiles, to maintain a close-knit, humble lifestyle. The Amish emphasize manual work, traditional dress, and mutual support, valuing family and church community highly. Their customs and practices vary among different Amish groups but generally aim to preserve their religious identity and separateness from mainstream society. Despite their simple lifestyle, the Amish are often educated and skilled in trades, maintaining a balance between tradition and practicality.