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I thought the Amish were strictly non-violent? Isn't it one of the Christian tenets of "turn the other cheek"? Their predisposition for non-violence may change
by RationPhantoms 3y ago
I thought the Amish were strictly non-violent? Isn't it one of the Christian tenets of "turn the other cheek"?
Their predisposition for non-violence may change when they encounter roving gangs of wasteland bandits (from New Jersey) venturing about but that's not guaranteed.
- trumbitta2 3y agoTrinità and Bambino will fix that.
- h2odragon 3y ago> I thought the Amish were strictly non-violent? They aim for it, certainly. They're quite likely to have good relations with their neighbors who are less restrained or forgiving, and who value the company of the Amish and other neighbors.
- stronglikedan 3y agoNon-violent in context is just not violent by nature. Exercising violence in the course of self defense does not make one violent by nature. Self preservation is innate in both violent and non-violent people.