anabaptist
anabaptist — 名詞
1. a person who belonged to a radical Christian group in the 1500s that believed on
重洗派信徒
十六世紀激進改革宗教會的信徒
a person who belonged to a radical Christian group in the 1500s that believed only adults should be baptized, that the church should be separate from the government, and that using violence is always wrong.
In 1536, Menno Simons left the Catholic Church to join the Anabaptist movement in the Netherlands.
1536 年，Menno Simons 離開天主教會，加入了荷蘭的再洗禮派運動。
The Anabaptist belief that only adults should be baptized set them apart from other Christians.
再洗禮派認為只有成年人才該受洗的主張，使他們與其他基督徒截然不同。
belief that — defining clause
Anabaptist groups in Switzerland were often forced to leave their homes because of their faith.
瑞士的再洗禮派團體常因信仰被迫離開家園。
Today, millions of people belong to Mennonite and Amish churches, both rooted in the Anabaptist tradition.
今日有數百萬人屬於門諾會與阿米什教會，兩者皆源於再洗禮派傳統。
Li read about 16th-century Anabaptist communities for her history paper on the Reformation.
Li 為了她關於宗教改革的歷史報告，閱讀了關於十六世紀再洗禮派社群的資料。
- radical reformer
broader term that includes other non-mainstream Reformation groups, not only Anabaptists
- believer's-baptism advocate
descriptive phrase focusing on the core baptism practice, but rarely used as a standalone noun
- paedobaptist
someone who believes in baptizing infants rather than only adults
文法句型
the Anabaptist movement
Anabaptist + noun
early Anabaptist
用法筆記
This term is often capitalized because it refers to a specific historical religious group. Modern churches that trace their roots to the Anabaptist movement include the Mennonites, the Amish, and the Hutterites.