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Most of the people interviewed in the book don't seem to have quite as much of a dilemma there (if they head for the Baptists, etc., it often seems to be because they want religion but also non-Amish material things, or because they want to worship in a different way), but the question of what makes sense about rumspringa and what doesn't comes up over and over again in different forms