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 ::::I think I understand what you are saying Gimmetrow. But it is a little hard to accept being that I know the pressure that was brought to bear in the Schuckardt church for those who did not conform. When my wife was just out of high school, she worked at the Department of Labor in Spokane. The pressure from the church was strong enough that she wore a head covering and long dress to work everyday. This is not easy for a girl in her late teens. To do otherwise would be to cause men to have lustful thoughts and the woman would be sinning gravely. I imagine Athanasius303 could easily corroborate this statement with a quote from a document of the Catholic Church.   
 ::::Going back to my holocaust hyperbole, it is hard for the survivors to listen to someone say the holocaust was a myth. That section of the article is based on complaints from former members so I thought that put the content into perspective a bit.  Be that as it may, you are a third party voice and so obviously are needed here. If the playing field is level, I will be content. That is, if an agreement is reached that statements need to be verifiable through third party sources, I can abide by that. What I don't like, is that Athanasius303 can say that it was only ""encouraged"" and give no proof at all, whereas I have both eyewitness testimony and the picture. I guess I may be able to find something detailing that the encouragement was that if you dressed otherwise, you would be sinning mortally and go to hell when you die. I should scan the picture in. Tell me Gimmetrow, what do you thinik induces a bunch of highschool girls to go swimming by themselves in a remote North Idaho lake in long dresses and veils? Tell me if you have knowledge of experiences similar to this. I hope I don't sound confrontational. This part is the coolest part of Wikipedia to me. It is only the words that communicate and that often doesn't convey knowledge. 
 :::::Anyway, if I am still editing once the arbitration is complete, I would be for tagging the article with the 'citation needed' deals like I started to do earlier and then rip into the whole thing.  "