If we’ve traveled across the great United States, we know that each state does things a little bit differently. Sure, this is clearly true in governmental bureaucracy, but it can manifest itself in simple little things like the way signs look or the way traffic lights operate. I can remember being in New Orleans as a kid, for instance, about 25 years ago, and around there you weren’t allowed to turn left. No left turns at the traffic lights. Instead, you would drive down the road, and they had areas where you could pop a u-ey. Just the way it was in those parts. Or, how about the freeway in Utah. I remember for some stretch of road the speed limit was 80 mph. Never seen a sign with that large a number on it. Was told they were trying it out to see how it goes. So little differences in the rules in different places. And so it is, we understand, with the different Amish church districts, and the various settlements.