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This rubric provides a method for assessing the final project assigned in history class.
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In a paper produced for Minister’s Study Week, James Goering surveys 20th century Anabaptist groups and the forces in their development. Goering discusses the growth and movement in Anabaptism during…
This document includes the text of the Schleitheim Confession, the earliest Anabaptist confession. The Anabaptists set forth their principles on baptism, communion, excommunication, nonresistance,…
This rubric provides a method for assessing the final project assigned in history class.…
This document includes the full text of the Schleitheim Confession, the earliest Anabaptist confession, as well as the Congregational Order. The Anabaptists set forth their principles on baptism,…
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Kendall offers a brief list of points of difference with Kuiper’s book, which is used as a text in the Church History class.…
This is the text of a protest published in 1688 by four Quakers, called by Wikipedia “the first protest against African-American slavery made by a religious body in the English colonies.”…
In this opinion piece, reprinted by permission of The Daily Progress, the author argues that the Amish deserve respect, not ridicule, for their faithful adherence to their beliefs.…
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