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  • Felix Manz: An Anabaptist Martyr
    By Sarah Ruszkowski June 30, 2011
    A brief history of Felix Manz, a Reformer, and how his personal convictions led to him being executed by his fellow Reformers.
  • Anabaptists and Christian Commonwealth
    By Mathew Mount March 15, 2011
    An investigation of the Anabaptists and the concept of Christian Commonwealth. An investigation of the Anabaptist political ideology presented by dean of students Ergun Caner.
  • Munster Debacle
    By Mathew Mount March 14, 2011
    The Munster debacle involved adults being baptized, but unfortunately everyone that became baptized as an adult in Munster had to retreat to the city and undergo incredible hardship that ended in the eating of corpses.
  • The Cost of Knowing You
    By Emily Ralph February 24, 2009
    I see the woman's strength and determination and realize--I don't deserve the label I carry as her descendent. Did she die in vain?
  • Hutterites: The Origin and Practice of Hutterite Beliefs
    By Kimm Viebrock October 17, 2008
    As mysterious as the Amish and Mennonites may seem to many people, even less tends to be known about their religious cousins, the Hutterites. Here is a brief exploration of the Hutterite beliefs and practices in North America.
  • Life of Conrad Grebel
    By C.Casparius March 30, 2008
    A brief overview of Conrad Grebel, the father of the Anabaptist movement.
  • The History of the Anabaptists
    By Sean Rooney January 7, 2008
    Like the Jews, the Anabaptists were persecuted for their faith by both Catholics and Protestants in the 15th and 16th centuries.