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...nciples of discipline. I think one of the reasons for my participation in Mennonitism, would have to be due to the role of my parents. My parents where brought ...turned over from Anabaptism to Mennonitism. As Anabaptism did convert to Mennonitism, things became more worldly, and an outward sign. A more conservative soci

the foundational theology that define Mennonitism, the beliefs that I have One of the core beliefs of Mennonitism is an ethic of peaceful

...ans to be a Mennonite. Part of the reason for this difficulty is that when Mennonitism is synonyms with your identity it becomes difficult to pinpoint what aspect .... Mennonites do not have to be ethnically Swiss, Dutch, German or Russian; Mennonitism, at least within my mind, has to always be culturally universalizeable.

well as the relationship between Anabaptism and Mennonitism. Mennonitism. While my experience within the Mennonite church has been

white American, I claim a Swiss Mennonite and Amish heritage. Mennonitism: parts of Mennonitism, even as we shy away from vocalizing clear and

Mennonitism. We said little about Goshen College being "our" college. grounding in Christianity and Mennonitism. In these college years and

...ement in Switzerland, to the middle-class existence that is North American Mennonitism today. I am now comfortable referring to myself as a Mennonite, but only as ...as born into a particular tradition. There is something valuable in ethnic Mennonitism or, for that matter, ethnic Catholicism, ethnic Judaism, or any other relig

all the while steadfastly preserving the best of what Mennonitism has to zone, and embracing the opportunity to better understand Mennonitism. In

of Mennonitism would certainly be among the first to be added.

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to Mennonitism today. I believe these differences have helped Mennonites

outside the community. I knew singing in harmony was part of Mennonitism.

Simple living is another area of Mennonitism that attracts me to this

aspects of Mennonitism against the internal experience of faith. It seems

...the significance of the Schleitheim Confession for Dutch and North German Mennonitism. See above, "Brüderlich Vereinigung," for this documentation.)

...view briefly two areas of development within both Protestant Orthodoxy and Mennonitism following the Reformation era. The development of a doctrine of Scripture a ...theologically trained and recognized some similarities between traditional Mennonitism and the moral and practical emphasis of the Ritschlian theology they had co

...view briefly two areas of development within both Protestant Orthodoxy and Mennonitism following the Reformation era. The development of a doctrine of Scripture a ...theologically trained and recognized some similarities between traditional Mennonitism and the moral and practical emphasis of the Ritschlian theology they had co

...eeds to be more identified with Anabaptists than with the ethnocentrism of Mennonitism. This article expresses the vision of one Guatemalan church leader who is

...last things.2 In these two aspects the confession is unique to Anabaptism-Mennonitism, but conforms almost completely to the Protestant confessional pattern of t

...l, Pilgram Marpeck, or Menno. This non-Mennonite character of contemporary Mennonitism explains a fundamental warp in most current thinking about church identity