gcdonner wrote:Of course you all know the standard Amish joke-riddle?
What happened if all the Yoder's in Holmes County moved away?
It would be de-yoderized...
i apparently used a version of that one at work one day.
6 month later when he came back for his next appt, his wife said he still talks about it.
gcdonner wrote:Of course you all know the standard Amish joke-riddle?
What happened if all the Yoder's in Holmes County moved away?
It would be de-yoderized...
i apparently used a version of that one at work one day.
6 month later when he came back for his next appt, his wife said he still talks about it.
gcdonner wrote:I am wondering what Anabaptists are thinking about the current presidential election?
1. Are you voting, why or why not?
2. What do you think will be the outcome, ie, who is going to win?
3. What are the ramifications for our future?
1. No. The weapons of my warfare are not carnal.
2. Clinton, most likely.
3. The overall direction of our society and government will not be much altered by the election's outcome (although the election campaign itself may continue to be consequential). We will continue to live under an above-average government, compared to governments of other times and places. Bad things will happen; many of them will be blamed on the president, and some portion of that blame will be deserved.
PeterG wrote:
1. No. The weapons of my warfare are not carnal.
2. Clinton, most likely.
3. The overall direction of our society and government will not be much altered by the election's outcome (although the election campaign itself may continue to be consequential). We will continue to live under an above-average government, compared to governments of other times and places. Bad things will happen; many of them will be blamed on the president, and some portion of that blame will be deserved.