- German–Austrian
Anabaptism "was a
diluted form of
Rhineland mysticism",
Swiss Anabaptism "arose out of
Reformed congregationalism", and
Dutch Anabaptism was formed...
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Conservative Anabaptism includes theologically conservative Anabaptist denominations, both in
doctrine and practice.
Conservative Anabaptists,
along with...
- of
Anabaptism as
separatist and political,
English Anabaptism was not
separatist and did not
baptize believers again, "Non-Separatist
anabaptism in England...
- To be born again, or to
experience the new birth, is a phrase,
particularly in
evangelical Christianity, that
refers to a "spiritual rebirth", or a regeneration...
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introduction to sixteenth-century
Anabaptism (1996). Roth, John, and
James Stayer, eds. A
Companion to
Anabaptism and Spiritualism, 1521–1700 (Brill...
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Swiss Brethren to form a
composite movement of
Anabaptism.
Regardless of the
exact relationship to
Anabaptism, the
Zwickau Prophets presented a
radical alternative...
- (1981).
Anabaptism in Outline. English.
Herald Press. p. 44. ISBN 0-83611241-5. Brewer,
Brian C. (30
December 2021). T&T
Clark Handbook of
Anabaptism. Bloomsbury...
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Catholic Church (Eastern...
- An
ordinance is a term used by
certain Christian denominations for a
religious ritual that was
instituted by
Jesus for
Christians to observe. Examples...
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reference to
Ammann as an Anabaptist. This
indicates a
conversion to
Anabaptism sometime between 1671 and 1680.
Sometime between his
conversion and 1693...
