[post_page_title]The Amish’s complicated relationship with tobacco [/post_page_title]
As people of Christian virtue and decency, you might think the majority of the Amish would not possess the same earthly vices that the rest of us do. In reality, that isn’t always the case. While the Amish rarely smoke, they do use tobacco in pipes or for chewing, while also cultivating it as a cash crop.
To be fair, however, tobacco use among the Amish is indeed far lower than that of the general population. What’s more, some sects, like the New Order Amish, expressly object to both the use and cultivation of the plant.
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