Mennonite - Revision history

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Alex Kosh: /* External links */

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Amish and Mennonites

Aschlafly: A '''Mennonite''' is an adherent to an Anabaptist movement descended primarily from the "Swiss Brethren" in Zurich, Switzerland, based in part on teachings in the 1500s by Menno Simons in the Netherlands.

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A '''Mennonite''' is an adherent to an Anabaptist movement descended primarily from the "Swiss Brethren" in Zurich, Switzerland, based in part on teachings in the 1500s by Menno Simons in the Netherlands.

Bytemsbu at 01:58, July 2, 2022

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Aschlafly at 01:25, July 2, 2022

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Dataclarifier: /* See also / added Infant baptism *Essay: Water baptism cannot save, the Church cannot save, Born again by faith alone

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 ==Amish and Mennonites==
-The [[Amish]] and Mennonite churches share the same beliefs concerning baptism, non-resistance, and basic Bible doctrines. They differ in matters of dress, technology, language, form of worship, and application of the Bible.<ref>http://www.800padutch.com/amishhistory.shtml Lancaster PA & the Amish Country website</ref>
+The [[Amish]] and Mennonite churches are [[Anabaptist]] and share the same beliefs concerning baptism, non-resistance, and basic Bible doctrines. They differ in matters of dress, technology, language, form of worship, and application of the Bible.<ref>http://www.800padutch.com/amishhistory.shtml Lancaster PA & the Amish Country website</ref>
 ==Disaster relief==

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 * [[Infant baptism]]
 * [[Essay: Water baptism cannot save, the Church cannot save, Born again by faith alone]]
-*[[Christianity by Continent]]
+*[[Christianity by continent]]
 ==References==

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 * [[Infant baptism]]
 * [[Essay: Water baptism cannot save, the Church cannot save, Born again by faith alone]]
 ==References==

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 Most are of German or Swiss descent, and live as very hard-working farmers. Most Mennonites live in the U.S. (Pennsylvania to Indiana, and Great Plains) and Canada (Prairie Provinces); Some live in Argentina and the [[Democratic Republic of the Congo]].
-Some Old Order and [[Conservative Mennonites]] have a simple way of living, wear traditional clothes and avoid modern technology. Other Mennonites use the same types of technology and wear the same types of clothes as other modern people.
+Some Old Order and [[Conservative Mennonites]] have a simple way of living, wear old style traditional clothes and avoid a few types modern technology. Other Mennonites use the same types of technology and wear the same types of clothes as other modern people.
 ==Amish and Mennonites==

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−	A '''Mennonite''' is an adherent to an [[Anabaptist]] movement ~~started~~ in ~~the 1500s by~~ [[~~Menno Simons~~]] ~~in the~~ [[~~Netherlands~~]] ~~and others earlier~~ in [[~~Zurich~~]], [[~~Switzerland~~]]. They practice adult (believer's) [[baptism]], [[pacifism]] (correctly it is called non-resistance), simple living and have an emphasis on community. Mennonites do not reject the notion of [[sola scriptura]]. Mennonites historically believe in applying the [[Scriptures]] to everyday life in the context of community.	+	A '''Mennonite''' is an adherent to an [[Anabaptist]] movement descended primarily from the "Swiss Brethren" in [[Zurich]], [[Switzerland]], based in part on teachings in the 1500s by [[Menno Simons]] in the [[Netherlands]]. They practice adult (believer's) [[baptism]], [[pacifism]] (correctly it is called non-resistance), simple living and have an emphasis on community. Mennonites do not reject the notion of [[sola scriptura]]. Mennonites historically believe in applying the [[Scriptures]] to everyday life in the context of community.

	Most are of German or Swiss descent, and live as very hard-working farmers. Most Mennonites live in the U.S. (Pennsylvania to Indiana, and Great Plains) and Canada (Prairie Provinces); Some live in Argentina and the [[Democratic Republic of the Congo]].		Most are of German or Swiss descent, and live as very hard-working farmers. Most Mennonites live in the U.S. (Pennsylvania to Indiana, and Great Plains) and Canada (Prairie Provinces); Some live in Argentina and the [[Democratic Republic of the Congo]].

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−	A '''Mennonite''' is an adherent to an [[Anabaptist]] movement ~~begun~~ in the 1500s by [[Menno Simons]] in the [[Netherlands]] and others earlier in [[Zurich]], [[Switzerland]]. They practice adult (believer's) [[baptism]], [[pacifism]] (correctly it is called non-resistance), simple living and have an emphasis on community. Mennonites do not reject the notion of [[sola scriptura]]. Mennonites historically believe in applying the [[Scriptures]] to everyday life in the context of community.	+	A '''Mennonite''' is an adherent to an [[Anabaptist]] movement started in the 1500s by [[Menno Simons]] in the [[Netherlands]] and others earlier in [[Zurich]], [[Switzerland]]. They practice adult (believer's) [[baptism]], [[pacifism]] (correctly it is called non-resistance), simple living and have an emphasis on community. Mennonites do not reject the notion of [[sola scriptura]]. Mennonites historically believe in applying the [[Scriptures]] to everyday life in the context of community.

	Most are of German or Swiss descent, and live as very hard-working farmers. Most Mennonites live in the U.S. (Pennsylvania to Indiana, and Great Plains) and Canada (Prairie Provinces); Some live in Argentina and the [[Democratic Republic of the Congo]].		Most are of German or Swiss descent, and live as very hard-working farmers. Most Mennonites live in the U.S. (Pennsylvania to Indiana, and Great Plains) and Canada (Prairie Provinces); Some live in Argentina and the [[Democratic Republic of the Congo]].

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−	A '''Mennonite''' is an adherent to an [[Anabaptist]] movement begun in the 1500s by [[Menno Simons]] in the [[Netherlands]] and others earlier in [[Zurich]], [[Switzerland]]. They practice adult (believer's) [[baptism]], [[pacifism]] (correctly it is called non-resistance), simple living and have an emphasis on community. Mennonites do not reject the notion of [[sola scriptura]]. Mennonites historically believe in applying the Scriptures to everyday life in the context of community.	+	A '''Mennonite''' is an adherent to an [[Anabaptist]] movement begun in the 1500s by [[Menno Simons]] in the [[Netherlands]] and others earlier in [[Zurich]], [[Switzerland]]. They practice adult (believer's) [[baptism]], [[pacifism]] (correctly it is called non-resistance), simple living and have an emphasis on community. Mennonites do not reject the notion of [[sola scriptura]]. Mennonites historically believe in applying the [[Scriptures]] to everyday life in the context of community.

	Most are of German or Swiss descent, and live as very hard-working farmers. Most Mennonites live in the U.S. (Pennsylvania to Indiana, and Great Plains) and Canada (Prairie Provinces); Some live in Argentina and the [[Democratic Republic of the Congo]].		Most are of German or Swiss descent, and live as very hard-working farmers. Most Mennonites live in the U.S. (Pennsylvania to Indiana, and Great Plains) and Canada (Prairie Provinces); Some live in Argentina and the [[Democratic Republic of the Congo]].

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 ==See also==
 * [[Pacifism]]
 ==References==