Brian C. Brewer is Professor of Christian Theology at Truett Seminary, Baylor University, USA.

Provides an excellent introduction to Anabaptist origins and thought, the influences on early Anabaptism and its place in the wider world of Christianity today.

• Introduction - Understanding Anabaptism: Pictures at an ExhibitionPart 1: Origins1. The Polygenesis of the Anabaptists - Andrea Strübind2. Early Swiss Anabaptists – David Y. Neufeld3. The German Peasants’ War - Roy L. Vice4. Waldshut and South German Reforms – Kirk R. MacGregor5. Anabaptism in Central Germany – Kat Hill6. Anabaptists in Moravia – Martin Rothkegel7. Münster and the ‘New Jerusalem’ – Ralf Klötzer8. Anabaptists in the Netherlands – Troy Osborne9. Spiritualist Anabaptists – Geoffrey Dipple10. Anabaptists in Prussia - Mark Jantzen11. Women in Early Anabaptism – Sr. Nicole GrochowinaPart 2: Doctrine12. Ecclesiology – Stuart Murray Williams13. Anticlericalism – Hans-Jürgen Goertz14. The State – Sandra F. Joireman15. Nonviolence – Gerald J. Mast16. Baptism - Inseo Song17. The Lord’s Supper – John D. Rempel18. Anabaptist Confessions of Faith – Karl Koop19. Community of Goods & Economics – James M. Stayer20. Suffering & Martyrdom – Julia Qiuye Zhao21. The Bible - Lynn Jost22. Pneumatology – Jamie Pitts23. Religious Tolerance & Freedom of Conscience – Brian Cooper24. Discipleship – Toivo Pilli25. Eschatology – Christina MossPart 3: Influences26. Medieval Scholastic Theology – Breanna J. Nickel27. Erasmus – Abraham Friesen28. Thomas Müntzer – Peter Matheson29. Karlstadt – Amy Nelson Burnett30. Huldrych Zwingli – Urs B. Leu31. Martin Luther – Brian C. Brewer32. Spiritualists – Gary K. WaitePart 4: Anabaptism Today33. Contemporary Anabaptists in North America – Steven M. Nolt34. Neo-Anabaptism among Contemporary Christians – David Fitch35. Global Anabaptism and Ecumenism – John D. RothIndex

Brian C. Brewer is Professor of Christian Theology at Truett Seminary, Baylor University, USA.

Provides an excellent introduction to Anabaptist origins and thought, the influences on early Anabaptism and its place in the wider world of Christianity today.

• Introduction - Understanding Anabaptism: Pictures at an ExhibitionPart 1: Origins1. The Polygenesis of the Anabaptists - Andrea Strübind2. Early Swiss Anabaptists – David Y. Neufeld3. The German Peasants’ War - Roy L. Vice4. Waldshut and South German Reforms – Kirk R. MacGregor5. Anabaptism in Central Germany – Kat Hill6. Anabaptists in Moravia – Martin Rothkegel7. Münster and the ‘New Jerusalem’ – Ralf Klötzer8. Anabaptists in the Netherlands – Troy Osborne9. Spiritualist Anabaptists – Geoffrey Dipple10. Anabaptists in Prussia - Mark Jantzen11. Women in Early Anabaptism – Sr. Nicole GrochowinaPart 2: Doctrine12. Ecclesiology – Stuart Murray Williams13. Anticlericalism – Hans-Jürgen Goertz14. The State – Sandra F. Joireman15. Nonviolence – Gerald J. Mast16. Baptism - Inseo Song17. The Lord’s Supper – John D. Rempel18. Anabaptist Confessions of Faith – Karl Koop19. Community of Goods & Economics – James M. Stayer20. Suffering & Martyrdom – Julia Qiuye Zhao21. The Bible - Lynn Jost22. Pneumatology – Jamie Pitts23. Religious Tolerance & Freedom of Conscience – Brian Cooper24. Discipleship – Toivo Pilli25. Eschatology – Christina MossPart 3: Influences26. Medieval Scholastic Theology – Breanna J. Nickel27. Erasmus – Abraham Friesen28. Thomas Müntzer – Peter Matheson29. Karlstadt – Amy Nelson Burnett30. Huldrych Zwingli – Urs B. Leu31. Martin Luther – Brian C. Brewer32. Spiritualists – Gary K. WaitePart 4: Anabaptism Today33. Contemporary Anabaptists in North America – Steven M. Nolt34. Neo-Anabaptism among Contemporary Christians – David Fitch35. Global Anabaptism and Ecumenism – John D. RothIndex

Brian C. Brewer is Professor of Christian Theology at Truett Seminary, Baylor University, USA.

Provides an excellent introduction to Anabaptist origins and thought, the influences on early Anabaptism and its place in the wider world of Christianity today.

• Introduction - Understanding Anabaptism: Pictures at an ExhibitionPart 1: Origins1. The Polygenesis of the Anabaptists - Andrea Strübind2. Early Swiss Anabaptists – David Y. Neufeld3. The German Peasants’ War - Roy L. Vice4. Waldshut and South German Reforms – Kirk R. MacGregor5. Anabaptism in Central Germany – Kat Hill6. Anabaptists in Moravia – Martin Rothkegel7. Münster and the ‘New Jerusalem’ – Ralf Klötzer8. Anabaptists in the Netherlands – Troy Osborne9. Spiritualist Anabaptists – Geoffrey Dipple10. Anabaptists in Prussia - Mark Jantzen11. Women in Early Anabaptism – Sr. Nicole GrochowinaPart 2: Doctrine12. Ecclesiology – Stuart Murray Williams13. Anticlericalism – Hans-Jürgen Goertz14. The State – Sandra F. Joireman15. Nonviolence – Gerald J. Mast16. Baptism - Inseo Song17. The Lord’s Supper – John D. Rempel18. Anabaptist Confessions of Faith – Karl Koop19. Community of Goods & Economics – James M. Stayer20. Suffering & Martyrdom – Julia Qiuye Zhao21. The Bible - Lynn Jost22. Pneumatology – Jamie Pitts23. Religious Tolerance & Freedom of Conscience – Brian Cooper24. Discipleship – Toivo Pilli25. Eschatology – Christina MossPart 3: Influences26. Medieval Scholastic Theology – Breanna J. Nickel27. Erasmus – Abraham Friesen28. Thomas Müntzer – Peter Matheson29. Karlstadt – Amy Nelson Burnett30. Huldrych Zwingli – Urs B. Leu31. Martin Luther – Brian C. Brewer32. Spiritualists – Gary K. WaitePart 4: Anabaptism Today33. Contemporary Anabaptists in North America – Steven M. Nolt34. Neo-Anabaptism among Contemporary Christians – David Fitch35. Global Anabaptism and Ecumenism – John D. RothIndex