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'''Anabaptists''' are a [[Christian]] offshoot that formed during the [[Protestant Reformation]] who believe that infant baptism is not valid and only believers are to be baptized.  They are known for their pacifism and their simple way of life.  The [[Amish]] are an Anabaptist denomination. They also include the  Apostolic Christians, Bruderhof, Hutterites, Mennonites, River Brethren and Schwarzenau Brethren.  Similar to the [[Puritans]], religious persecution in [[England]] drove many Anabaptists to settle in the colonies that became the United States of America.
 
'''Anabaptists''' are a [[Christian]] offshoot that formed during the [[Protestant Reformation]] who believe that infant baptism is not valid and only believers are to be baptized.  They are known for their pacifism and their simple way of life.  The [[Amish]] are an Anabaptist denomination. They also include the  Apostolic Christians, Bruderhof, Hutterites, Mennonites, River Brethren and Schwarzenau Brethren.  Similar to the [[Puritans]], religious persecution in [[England]] drove many Anabaptists to settle in the colonies that became the United States of America.
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The '''Anabaptists''' began as early as 1521 in Zwickau, [[Switzerland]].  Their doctrinal beliefs include:
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==The '''Anabaptists'''==
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Began as early as 1521 in Zwickau, [[Switzerland]].  Their doctrinal beliefs include:
    
* Infant [[baptism]] is unbiblical and only adults should be baptized
 
* Infant [[baptism]] is unbiblical and only adults should be baptized
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