1. The Anabaptists believed in adult baptism rather than infant baptism.
2. The Anabaptists were persecuted for their beliefs by both Catholics and Protestants.
3. Anabaptist communities were known for their emphasis on pacifism and simplicity.
4. Some Anabaptists practiced communal living as a way to follow Jesus's teachings.
5. The Anabaptists were considered radical reformers during the Protestant Reformation.
6. Anabaptist theology emphasized the importance of personal faith and discipleship.
7. The Anabaptists faced persecution for their rejection of state churches.
8. Anabaptist groups spread throughout Europe in the 16th century.
9. Anabaptist leaders like Menno Simons played a key role in shaping the movement.
10. Today, there are still Anabaptist communities around the world that continue to practice their beliefs.