Radical Reformation

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Christian reform movement religious movement

The Radical Reformation was a 16th-century religious movement that sought more extensive reforms than those of the mainstream Protestant Reformation, emphasizing believers’ baptism, separation from state churches, and often nonviolence, and giving rise to groups such as the Anabaptists and Mennonites.

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Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Christian reform movement → religious movement →
hasMainRegion	Antarctica → Arctic → Australia → Balkans → Baltic states → Belarus → Bohemia → Canada → Caribbean → Caucasus → Central America → Central Asia → East Asia → England → Europe → France → German-speaking lands → Greenland → Hungary → Iceland → Italy → Latin America → Mexico → Middle East → Moldova → Moravia → New Zealand → North Africa → North America → Oceania → Pacific Islands → Poland-Lithuania → Romania → Russia → Scandinavia → South America → South Asia → Southeast Asia → Sub-Saharan Africa → Switzerland → Transylvania → Ukraine → United States → global → the Low Countries → worldwide →
hasStartTime	16th century →
partOf	Protestant Reformation →

Referenced by (17)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Menno Simons ("Anabaptism") → Menno Simons → Michael Servetus → Thomas Müntzer →	movement
Menno Simons ("Anabaptism") →	convertedTo
Anabaptist churches →	hasTheologicalOrientation
Unitarianism →	historicallyAssociatedWith
Mennonites →	historicalMovement
Socinians →	influencedBy
Amish ("Swiss Brethren movement") →	originatedIn
Polish Brethren →	partOf
Anabaptist churches →	relatedMovement
Peasants’ War →	relatedTo
Menno Simons ("Anabaptism") →	religion
Hutterites →	religiousBranch
Amish ("Anabaptism") →	religiousTradition
Mennonites ("Anabaptists") →	subgroupOf