anabaptista
Pristalica anabaptizma, anabaptist.
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Anabaptist
IPA: / ænəbæptəst /Believer in adult baptism. Member of any of various 16th-century radical Protestant sects. They believed in adult rather than child baptism, and sought to establish utopian communities. Anabaptist groups spread rapidly in N Europe, particularly in Germany, and were widely persecuted.
Notable Anabaptists included those in Moravia (the Hutterites) and Thomas Müntzer (14891525), a peasant leader who was executed for fomenting an uprising in Mühlhausen (now Mulhouse in E France). In Münster, Germany, Anabaptists controlled the city 153435. A number of Anabaptist groups, such as the Mennonites, Amish, and Hutterites, emigrated to North America, where they became known for their simple way of life and pacifism.
Adherent of Anabaptism.