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The casualness with which my local UCC Congregational church merged with the ECO Presbyterians down the road...
Like I get it, you are the gay lib cousins of your respective conservative mainline Calvinist/reformist families, but did they even talk about infant baptism ahead of time? Like the first time that comes up is gonna be an awkward convo...
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Why have you abandoned Jesus
Quote from the Bruderhof’s Foundations of Our Faith and Calling.
Photo of Amesbury Quakers (Massachusetts) witnessing for peace.
In regard to what was to be understood by 'the Gospel,' he asserts: 'It is an article of our creed, and one which we wish to realise, that all things are in common [omnia sunt communia], and should be distributed as occasion requires, according to the several necessities of all. Any prince, count, or baron who, after being earnestly reminded of this truth, shall be unwilling to accept it, is to be beheaded or hanged.'
Thomas Müntzer, cited in Communism in Central Europe in the Time of the Reformation by Karl Kautsky
In 1534 religion was once again the problem. In the neighbouring German dutchy of Westphalia, Anabaptists seized the town hall of Munster and declared the new Jerusalem, founded on common ownership and the equality of man. When they called on the faithful to join them, many in the Netherlands heeded the call and set out up the Rhine.
Sarah Gristwood, Game of Queens: The Women Who Made Sixteenth-Century Europe, (2017) p.176
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The Schwarzenau Brethren, or German Baptist Brethren as it is known in America, originated in Germany, the outcome of the Radical Pietist ferment of the late 17th and early 18th centuries. Hopeful of the imminent return of Christ, the founding Brethren abandoned the established Reformed and Lutheran churches, forming a new church in 1708 when their apocalyptic hopes were still unfulfilled. They thereby attempted to translate "the Philadelphian idea of love into concrete congregational ordinances obligatory for all the members."[1] Unlike the Philadelphians, Brethren rejected Leade's embrace of direct revelation and emphasized early ("Apostolic" or "primitive") Christianity as the binding standard for congregational practices. The founding Brethren were also in conversation with Mennonites and influenced by Anabaptist writings.
How to Get to Heaven with the Hutterites | BBC
An intimate insight into the world of the Hutterites, a Christian community who believe living communally and separate from what they call 'the world' is the route to heaven. But living like this is not easy. With exclusive access, the film follows one young man secretly running away from his community.
Quantatheist Christology: Reinterpreting the Red-Letter Christ through Quantum Metaphor in Anabaptist Practice Series: Quantatheism and th
