Adamites

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The Adamites were a radical medieval Christian sect associated with the Hussite movement, known for their rejection of conventional morality, communal nudity, and belief in a return to the innocence of Adam and Eve.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian sect
religious movement
associatedWith Hussite movement
surface form: Bohemian Reformation

Hussite movement
characterizedAs heretical movement
radical sect
consideredHeresyBy Catholic Church worldwide
surface form: Catholic Church

Hussite leaders
country Kingdom of Bohemia
doctrine antinomianism
belief that the truly saved cannot sin
imitation of the state of Adam before the Fall
endOfMovement suppressed by force
historicalPeriod 15th century
Middle Ages
influencedBy early Christian communal ideals
millenarian ideas
radical Hussite theology
language Czech
legacy example of medieval radical Christianity
frequently cited in discussions of religious nudism
locatedIn present-day Czech Republic
moralView rejection of conventional sexual morality
rejection of established social norms
nameDerivedFrom Adam
nameRefersTo followers of Adam’s original innocence
notableLeader Peter Kanis
opposedBy Catholic Church worldwide
surface form: Catholic Church

mainstream Hussites
persecutedBy Catholic authorities
Hussite forces
region Bohemia
religion Christianity
religiousBelief belief in sinlessness of the elect
communal ownership of property
rejection of conventional morality
rejection of marriage as an institution
return to the innocence of Adam and Eve
religiousPractice communal living
communal nudity
rejection of private property
ritual gatherings in the nude
sharing of goods
religiousTradition Hussite movement
socialOrganization communal society
egalitarian community

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Hussite movement hasPart Adamites