The Amish are a group that grew out of the Anabaptist movement. They revere the Bible, hold to trinitarian confessions of faith, and agree with many aspects of Protestant Christianity. Some Amish communities uphold the biblical gospel and are genuinely Christian, while many others adhere to a form of works righteousness and baptismal regeneration. They are found primarily in North America. They are most famous for their refusal to use many forms of modern technology and use of horse-drawn carriages rather than cars.

Articles

• Introduction to the Amish
• Amish groups and divisions
• Amish and salvation
• Amish and separation from the world
• The Amish and shunning