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Gelassenheit

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  • Pennsylvania: Amish farmer
    Amish
    / Beliefs and way of life

    …act contrary to the critical Gelassenheit: that spirit of humility, modesty, and informality that lies at the heart of the Amish way of life and which the Amish believe was exemplified by Jesus Christ; other Amish may play an instrument in private, such as the accordion or harmonica, but never…

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    …act contrary to the critical Gelassenheit: that spirit of humility, modesty, and informality that lies at the heart of the Amish way of life and which the Amish believe was exemplified by Jesus Christ; other Amish may play an instrument in private, such as the accordion or harmonica, but never…

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