Anabaptist
noun /ˌænəˈbæptɪst/
/ˌænəˈbæptɪst/
- a member of any of several strict religious groups in the 16th century, during the Reformation. They believed in following the Bible's teachings exactly, separating the Church from the State, and shared ownership of goods. They also believed that only adults should be baptized Their views were considered extreme by both Protestants and Roman Catholics. They were strongest in Germany and the Netherlands, but later the movement spread to the US. They influenced the beliefs of the later Baptist movement and of other groups such as the Hutterites and the Mennonites.
洗礼的信徒：改革时期16世纪几个严格宗教团体中的任何一个。他们相信完全遵循圣经的教导，将教会与国家分开，并共同拥有商品。他们还认为，只有成年人才能受洗。新教徒和罗马天主教徒都认为他们的观点极端。它们在德国和荷兰最强，但后来转移到了美国。他们影响了后来的浸信会运动以及诸如哈特派和门诺派等其他团体的信仰。