Radical Reformation The Reformation Church History Christianity
Radical Reformation The Reformation Church History Christianity
Radical Reformation
The Anabaptist movement started with Conrad Grebel in Switzerland and spread over many countries and ran as a side current to the main stream of the Reformation.
The Dutch reformer, Menno Simons, joined the Anabaptists in 1536 and because of his teachings the Anabaptists became known as Mennonites.
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 - The Canadian Mennonite Encyclopedia Online provides over 2000 articles on Mennonite subjects.
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- Biographical article.
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- A brief overview from an alien (Calvinist) perspective.
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- Anabaptists: Anabaptist-Mennonite history excerpts and links.
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- Official resolutions, position statements and confessions adopted by the Mennonite Church from 1527 to 2003.
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- Etext at CCEL.
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- A short description of the radical reformation and a list of links to people, works and critiques of the movement.
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- Article on the Anabaptists, the Spiritualists and the Evangelical Rationalists.
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- The Anabaptists in Switzerland, Germany and the Low Countries.
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- The text of a brief statement of faith written by the early Baptist leader
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- The historic Anabaptist creed
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- Links to a number of online resources for this movement.
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- A short biography of the Anabaptist leader
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- A quick look at their history and beliefs
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