Inspirationists

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The Inspirationists were a 19th-century German pietist religious sect that emigrated to the United States and established communal settlements known as the Amana Colonies in Iowa.

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instanceOf Christian pietist movement
religious sect
activeInCentury 19th century
coreBelief community of goods
direct inspiration of the Holy Spirit
emphasis on inner spirituality over formal doctrine
simple lifestyle
countryOfOrigin Germany
economicActivity agriculture
crafts
furniture making
milling
textile production
economicOrganization community of property
emigratedTo United States NERFINISHED
ethnicOrigin German
foundedColony Amana Colonies NERFINISHED
East Amana NERFINISHED
High Amana NERFINISHED
Homestead NERFINISHED
Main Amana NERFINISHED
Middle Amana NERFINISHED
South Amana NERFINISHED
West Amana NERFINISHED
governanceForm theocratic communal governance
historicalPeriod Second Great Awakening era in the United States NERFINISHED
influenced Amana Society NERFINISHED
language German
movementCharacteristic biblical literalism
communal living
mysticism
pacifism
separation from the world
primarySettlementRegion Iowa NERFINISHED
prohibitedPractice military service
ornate church buildings
participation in politics
worldly amusements
reasonForEmigration religious persecution in German states
search for religious freedom
regionOfActivity Kingdom of Württemberg NERFINISHED
relatedMovement Harmony Society NERFINISHED
Hutterites NERFINISHED
Shakers NERFINISHED
religion Christianity
religiousTradition Pietism NERFINISHED
settlementType communal settlement
worshipPractice frequent prayer meetings
lay preaching
separation of men and women during worship

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Amana Colonies foundedBy Inspirationists