| − | '''Anabaptism''' is a [[Christian]] denomination that developed during the [[Protestant Reformation]] (commonly referred to as the Radical Reformation) of the sixteenth century. Among the most well-known of these groups are the [[Amish]], [[Hutterites]], [[Mennonites]], and the [[Conservative Mennonites]] who dress similar to the Amish, but often drive cars and use some types of tech. They also include the [[Apostolic_Christians |Apostolic Christians]], Bruderhof, River Brethren and Schwarzenau Brethren. | + | '''Anabaptism''' are [[Christian]] denominations that developed during the [[Protestant Reformation]] (commonly referred to as the Radical Reformation) of the sixteenth century. Among the most well-known of these groups are the [[Amish]], [[Hutterites]], [[Mennonites]], and the [[Conservative Mennonites]] who dress similar to the Amish, but often drive cars and use some types of tech. They also include the [[Apostolic_Christians |Apostolic Christians]], Bruderhof, River Brethren and Schwarzenau Brethren. |