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Drawing:
Sandy Peters
"I have a lot on my mind now, after
watching the movie, "Witness". It is like
satisfaction, but it is also a little
heavy on my heart."

Photo: www.aveleyman.com
"Eli talked to his grandson Samuel
about a gun, the words said to Samuel were
impressive."
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Thinking
about Amish Values
Yuko
Dokura from Japan
I
have a lot on my mind now, after watching the
movie, "Witness". It is like satisfaction, but it
is also a little heavy on my heart. There were
remarkable contrasts between the violent people and
the Amish people in this movie.
In
one scene where Eli talked to his grandson Samuel
about a gun, the words said to Samuel were
impressive.
I
thought, "Why does a gun exist? A gun may be
necessary for a policeman to stop violence. But, is
it true that if there is a gun, then some people
will use that gun to kill other people, even those
who have no sin."
When
I watched the scene in which everyone was working
to build a barn together, it brought tears to my
eyes. How peaceful the scene is! They put power
together and share pleasure. They are
smiling.
This
is what I am looking for, and my hope is there will
be no war and people won't change nature. After I
watched this movie, my mind was
peaceful.
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