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  • Mennonite working with drug cartel gets 15 months

    12/05/2014 7:52:30 AM PST · by Mrs. Don-o · 10 replies
    Cruxnow ^ | December 2, 2014 | Sadie Gurman
    Abraham Friesen-Remple In what prosecutors called a drug smuggling conspiracy involving Mennonites and a Mexican drug cartel, a Mennonite man was sentenced Monday to 15 months in prison for aiding the movement of tons of marijuana to the US. It was an unlikely alliance that authorities said involved a group of pacifist Mexican Mennonites accused of growing tons of marijuana and working with a notoriously vicious Mexican cartel to ship it across the U.S. border. Abraham Friesen-Remple was one of six members of the Mennonite farming community in Ciudad Cuauhtémoc who were indicted and accused of smuggling pot in the...
  • What methods do Amish leaders use to deal with inward sins when the youth return after Rumspringa?

    04/02/2014 8:25:03 AM PDT · by Laissez-faire capitalist · 77 replies
    4/2/2014 | Laissez-Faire Capitalist
    After Rumspringa (running around) is over, the Amish young person returns after being gone for two years, and agrees to live according to the Amish ordnung (rules for living) pertaining to clothing, trnasportation, electrical appliances/power, etc, how do Amish bishops, ministers and deacons deal with the inward person(s) that none can see? Which is a greater threat to an Amish person's salvation - the "English" or the carnal man/sinful nature that we (Christian or non-Christian still possess and have to deal with until we are are glorified in heaven? The Apostle Paul: I do the things that I don't want...
  • Historic Anabaptist writings to be available online

    11/26/2008 7:56:18 AM PST · by Alex Murphy · 7 replies · 559+ views
    Associated Baptist Press ^ | 25 November 2008 | Bob Allen
    PRAGUE, Czech Republic (ABP) -- Writings of Balthasar Hubmaier, one of the most well known and respected Anabaptist theologians of the Reformation, will soon be available for online research, thanks to a project of European Baptist scholars. The Institute of Baptist and Anabaptist Studies at International Baptist Theological Seminary in Prague, Czech Republic, and the German Baptist Seminary in Berlin recently announced that photographic reproductions of all of Hubmaier's surviving works would be scanned into digital images and made available on the Internet. IBTS Rector Keith Jones called it a long-term project likely to take six months to a year...
  • Supreme Court overturns conviction for masturbating in home

    01/27/2005 1:34:47 PM PST · by ambrose · 17 replies · 753+ views
    CBC News ^ | 1/27/05
    Supreme Court overturns conviction for masturbating in home Last Updated Jan 27 2005 11:37 AM PST CBC News OTTAWA – The Supreme Court has overturned the indecency conviction of a B.C. man spotted masturbating near a window in his own home. The Court's decision on Thursday is sure to be celebrated by civil rights groups who argued the conviction eroded privacy rights. More than four years ago, neighbours saw Daryl Clark touching himself in his home in Nanaimo and called police. When an officer arrived, he shone his flashlight at the house and Clark jumped back from the window, turning...
  • Where Communism Works in America

    09/22/2003 9:06:51 PM PDT · by Dan Evans · 44 replies · 3,452+ views
    9/22/2003 | Dan Evans
    Most of us know of the Amish. The Amish were made famous by the film "Witness", but a lesser known group, Hutterites, came to mind after a recent post about Communism in colonial times. The Amish, Mennonites and Hutterites are Anabaptists. The reason they are called Anabaptists is something to think about because it reveals something about their character. Although they are devout Christians, they do not believe in baptizing children because children do not have the wisdom to decide something as serious as a religious conviction. Baptism is done much later in life with the consent of the individual....
  • The Anabaptists

    08/13/2002 4:33:29 PM PDT · by RMrattlesnake · 10 replies · 182+ views
    The Anabaptists by Norman H. Wells It is an established fact of history that as far back as the fourth century those refusing to go into the Hierarchy of the Catholic Church, and refusing to accept the baptism of those baptized in infancy, and refusing to accept the doctrine of "baptismal regeneration" and demanding rebaptism for all those who came to them from the Hierarchy were called "Anabaptists"rebaptizers. The Origin of the Anabaptist Churches A. For the first century or so, nearly all the churches remained comparatively pure in doctrine and practice. 1. With the growth of error concerning church...