rebaptizers

the early rebaptizers in the 16th century challenged the official church doctrine.

some radical rebaptizers fled to poland seeking religious freedom.

the rebaptizers' movement spread quickly throughout northern europe.

historians debate the exact motivations of these rebaptizers.

the anabaptists were also known as rebaptizers by their critics.

these rebaptizers believed in adult baptism rather than infant baptism.

the authorities persecuted the rebaptizers for their beliefs.

many rebaptizers were executed for their religious convictions.

the rebaptizers formed communities separate from mainstream churches.

some rebaptizers became leaders in the protestant reformation.

the term rebaptizers was used pejoratively by their opponents.

later generations of rebaptizers continued the tradition of adult baptism.