From an Anabaptist perspective, Jesus’ teachings in the Sermon on the Mount are seen not as a contradiction but as a fulfilment and deepening of the Old Testament commandments. This understanding is based on several key principles within line with Anabaptist hermeneutics and theology: Addressing the Apparent ContradictionAnabaptists would argue […]
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The Significance of Head Coverings for Women: A Biblical Perspective
In many Western cultures, the practice of women wearing head coverings is not prevalent or even considered appropriate. However, several reasons grounded in biblical scripture suggest why women might consider adopting this practice regardless of cultural norms. Here are different themes and reasons, each supported by specific Bible verses, Though […]
Read MoreThe Ethical Dilemma of Cryonics: A Critique of “Preserving Life After Death”
The concept of cryonics, as described in the recent article “Preserving Life After Death,” certainly captivates the imagination, promising a futuristic solution to the age-old problem of mortality. However, several critical issues arise from this pursuit, which are often overlooked in the excitement surrounding this technological advancement. The two most […]
Read MoreOpinions on “What is the Essence of Anabaptism?”
The article “What is the Essence of Anabaptism?” gathers perspectives from various contributors on what Anabaptism means to them, often in a few key words or short phrases, with some elaboration. Here are the main ideas and key quotes: Key Themes and Quotes Personal Faith and Christocentrism Sylvie Kremer: “Personal […]
Read MoreContemporary Anabaptist core convictions
We reproduce here in full the Contemporary Anabaptist church core convictions, which concisely describe the beliefs of its members: These convictions outline the stance of a Jesus-centred gospel with a focus on the Christ centred ethical implications of being the church in a post-Christendom context.
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