Anabaptist churches

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Anabaptist churches are Christian communities, such as Mennonites and Amish, known for adult baptism, simple living, and a strong emphasis on discipleship and nonviolence.


Statements (51)
Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian denomination family
religious movement
coreBelief adult baptism
believers baptism
community of goods (in some groups)
discipleship to Jesus
nonviolence
separation of church and state
simple living
voluntary church membership
emphasizesPractice adult confession of faith
church discipline
congregational decision-making
mutual aid
non-swearing of oaths
peacemaking
plain dress (in some groups)
refusal of military service
geographicDistribution Africa
Asia
Europe
Latin America
North America
hasBranch Amish churches
Beachy Amish Mennonite churches
Bruderhof communities
Conservative Mennonite churches
German Baptist Brethren (historical Anabaptist-Pietist influenced)
Hutterite colonies
Mennonite churches
Old Order Mennonites
River Brethren traditions
Swiss Brethren (historical)
hasTheologicalOrientation Protestant
Radical Reformation
historicalCenter Germany
Netherlands
Switzerland
keyDoctrine believers church ecclesiology
community discernment
following the Sermon on the Mount
nonresistance
separation from the world
languageOfWorship various vernacular languages depending on region
originatedDuring Protestant Reformation
originatedInCentury 16th century
persecutedBy Roman Catholic authorities (historical)
magisterial Protestant authorities (historical)
rejectsPractice infant baptism
relatedMovement Radical Reformation
religiousTradition Christianity

Referenced by (4)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Anabaptist churches ("German Baptist Brethren (historical Anabaptist-Pietist influenced)")
hasBranch
Western Christianity ("Anabaptism")
hasMajorBranch
Jakob Ammann ("Anabaptist")
religiousTraditionInfluenced
Lord’s Prayer
usedIn

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