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1 The Radical Reformation
European World

2 Problems of Definition – Radical Reformation (G. H
Problems of Definition – Radical Reformation (G. H. Williams) as rejection of magisterial (Mainstream) Reformation. But not end of ‘spectrum’ – distinctive ‘third force’ How did this identity come about? What was distinctive about radicals’ beliefs; why were they so hated & feared? Did they matter?

3 Luther’s first evangelical critic: Andreas von Karlstadt

4 Zwingli disputes with Anabaptist leaders before Zurich city council, 1525

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6 Anabaptist martyrdoms

7 Thomas Müntzer and the German Peasants’ War

8 Anabaptist kingdom: Munster, 1535

9 Reprisals at Munster: Anabaptist leaders tortured, executed, then raised in cages on city cathedral

10 Peaceful Anabaptists: Mennonites and Hutterites
Menno Simons Jacob Hutter

11 Anabaptist Legacy: The Amish in Pennsylvania

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