Rise And Fall of the Anabaptists
Rise And Fall of the Anabaptists
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" 1 The "other heretics" referred to in the above extracts may reasonably be assumed to have been Anabaptists or teachers of similar ten- dency, whilst the allusion to the disturbance of the peace lately in some parts of Germany has clearly in view the Peasants War of 1525, which was attributed to the pernicious effects of the new doctrines that by this time (1530) had been well-nigh all absorbed into the Anabaptist move- ment. The sentiments indicated can hardly refer to any other sect or body....
Two years before the English Church Council, in 1528, we hear of seven Anabaptists hailing from Holland having been arrested and thrown into prison, and of two of them being subse- quently burned. ' This would seem to indicate 1 Wilkin's "Concilia, " tome III. P. 737. The italics in the quotations are the present author's.
2 This statement is to be found in Henry D'Anvers' "Treatise of Baptism, " second edition, 1674, but I have been unable to confirm it in detail from contemporary authorities.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" 1 The "other heretics" referred to in the above extracts may reasonably be assumed to have been Anabaptists or teachers of similar ten- dency, whilst the allusion to the disturbance of the peace lately in some parts of Germany has clearly in view the Peasants War of 1525, which was attributed to the pernicious effects of the new doctrines that by this time (1530) had been well-nigh all absorbed into the Anabaptist move- ment. The sentiments indicated can hardly refer to any other sect or body....
Two years before the English Church Council, in 1528, we hear of seven Anabaptists hailing from Holland having been arrested and thrown into prison, and of two of them being subse- quently burned. ' This would seem to indicate 1 Wilkin's "Concilia, " tome III. P. 737. The italics in the quotations are the present author's.
2 This statement is to be found in Henry D'Anvers' "Treatise of Baptism, " second edition, 1674, but I have been unable to confirm it in detail from contemporary authorities.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bax Ernest Belfort to read onlineMoreLess
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