Rank from 0 none to 10 total control, on Hassan cult bite model. Amish, Atheists, Episcopalians, Lutherans, presbyterians, latter Day Saints, Scientologists, German NSDAP, German sed, Wahhabi Muslims, Sunni Muslims, Shia Muslims, Hasidic Jews

It's important to note that ranking groups on the Hassan model of cult behavior can be subjective and complex. The Bite Model evaluates groups based on their level of control over members' behavior, information, thoughts, and emotions. Here’s a brief attempt to rank the groups you mentioned based on their general characteristics and level of control, from 0 (none) to 10 (total control):

**Atheists:** 0 - Generally, atheists do not constitute a group with control mechanisms; beliefs vary widely among individuals.
  
**Amish:** 4 - The Amish have a strong community and social structure that enforces certain behaviors, though members can choose to leave.

**Episcopalians:** 2 - Typically a more liberal Christian denomination that allows for individual interpretation of faith, but still follows some communal norms.

**Lutherans:** 3 - Generally encourages personal interpretation of the Bible with some level of community adherence to church doctrines.

**Presbyterians:** 3 - Similar to Lutherans, with emphasis on community and doctrine but still valuing individual interpretation.

**Sunni Muslims:** 4 - While Sunnis follow the five pillars of Islam collectively, there is significant variation and autonomy in practice and belief.

**Shia Muslims:** 5 - Similar to Sunnis, but some sects may exert more control over interpretation and practices.

**Wahhabi Muslims:** 7 - Wahhabism advocates a strict interpretation of Islam, implementing significant control over beliefs and practices.

**Latter Day Saints (Mormons):** 6 - The LDS Church has a strong community structure and teachings that guide member behavior, with some strictures on lifestyle.

**Lutheran NSDAP (Nazi Party):** 10 - Totalitarian control; the NSDAP exercised extreme control over thoughts, behaviors, and information.

**Scientologists:** 9 - Scientology is known for its high level of control over its members, including thought reform and extensive community oversight.

**Hasidic Jews:** 7 - Hasidic communities often follow stringent religious practices and can have strong social controls regarding behavior and belief.

**German sed (presumably referring to the German Socialist Party or a related group):** 8 - If referring to a totalitarian aspect, similar controls as seen with the Nazi Party.

**German NSDAP (as strategically separated):** 10 - Ideologically totalitarian; immense societal control over individuals.

Please note that these rankings are broadly generalized and can vary within subgroups. Each group's practices and beliefs can differ widely based on location, culture, and the specific sect or denomination being considered.