#anabaptism

• Anabaptism — A radical Christian religious movement that emerged in Central Europe during the 16th-century Protestant Reformation, characterized by the rejection of infant baptism and the advocacy for a conscious baptism administered exclusively to adults who confess their faith. Structurally, its followers promoted non-violence, the radical separation of church and state, and the community of goods.
• Anabaptizm — An old, obsolete, or non-literary graphical variant for the modern term 'anabaptism'. It designates the radical 16th-century Christian movement that contested the validity of baptism administered to infants and conditioned membership in the spiritual community on a conscious act of faith, repeated in adulthood.