Test your knowledge of our Hutterite friends with this all new quiz from the Daily Bonnet. Let’s see how you do.
Hutterites share many beliefs with the Amish, Mennonites and other peaceful Christians. One way they differ, however, is:
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The Hutterite practice of living in community and sharing possessions comes from:
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75% of all Hutterites live in:
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Hutterite men wear suspenders. Hutterite women wear a head kerchief known as a _______________.
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Hutterites speak English, German, and their own dialect of German known as
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The average size of a Hutterite colony is ______________ people.
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Which of the following is NOT a common Hutterite surname?
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While their doctrine is identical, there are three main branches (leuts) of Hutterites. Which is NOT the name of a Hutterite leut?
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True or False: Hutterites affirm the Apostle's Creed.
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Jacob Hutter was a 16th-century Anabaptist leader originally from:
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Hutterites have faced persecution over the years, even in Canada. One example was Alberta's "Land Sales Prohibition Act," which made it illegal to sell land to a Hutterite. This law was in effect from 1942 to ______________.
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In the Russian Empire, many Hutterites lived near the Mennonite colony of ______________.
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Who or what is Aufred Hulba?
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True or False: All Hutterites are farmers.
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Palm Grove is the name of a Hutterite colony in:
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How much do you know about Hutterites?
Oh, boy!
Perhaps a visit to a nearby colony is in order. Or even better yet, the Hutterites have an excellent and informative website. No really. Check it out: http://www.hutterites.org
You did okay, I guess.
You're either an excellent guesser or, maybe, a Mennonite. You can learn more at http://www.hutterites.org
Not bad!
I suspect you make weekly visits to buy delicious Hutterite chickens. To learn even more, check out the excellent Hutterite website. http://www.hutterites.org
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I'll see you at the next Gebet. It seems you already know everything, certainly a lot more than I do, since I got most of this information from the very informative Hutterite website. Check it out: http://www.hutterites.org
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