anabaptists

[US]/[ˌænəˈbæptɪst]/
[UK]/[ˌænəˈbæptɪst]/
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Translation

n.A member of a radical Protestant movement of the 16th century that advocated adult baptism.; Historically, those who practiced rebaptism, or baptism of adults who had been baptized as infants.; A follower of any of several related groups in the 16th and 17th centuries.

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anabaptist beliefs

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early anabaptists

studying anabaptists

anabaptist movement

anabaptist communities

were anabaptists

anabaptist dissent

anabaptist origins

radical anabaptists

Example Sentences

anabaptists advocated for adult baptism, a key distinction from mainstream protestantism.

historians debate the extent of anabaptist influence on the radical reformation.

early anabaptists faced severe persecution for their beliefs and practices.

the anabaptist movement emphasized pacifism and non-resistance to authority.

many anabaptists sought refuge in zurich under the protection of ulrich zwingli.

anabaptist communities often practiced communal living and shared resources.

the teachings of menno simons significantly shaped the anabaptist movement.

anabaptists believed in separation from the world and living a simple life.

some anabaptist groups faced accusations of radicalism and sedition.

anabaptist theology stressed believer's baptism and discipleship.

the legacy of anabaptists continues to inspire contemporary peace movements.

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