Ancestral Sin in Early Anabaptists
Channel: Layman Bible Lounge
Date: 2024-03-29

Dive into the intriguing exploration of the historicity of ancestral sin, tracing its history during the 16th-century Reformation from Anabaptists' perspectives. Our analysis dissects primary sources that contrast against the ideas of inherited Adamic guilt and infant condemnation. Contrasting the magisterial reformers' belief of original sin we illuminate the Anabaptists' nuanced understanding of the fall and its consequences. Join us on this journey as we discover the historical view of early Anabaptists. 

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CHAPTERS:
0:00 Introduction
1:52 The Points of Contention
4:20 Brief Treatment of Magisterial Reformers
14:57 Conrad Grebel 
16:06 Hans Denck
17:05 Hans Schlaffer 
19:10 Ambrosius Spittelmayr 
20:07 Leonhard Schiemer 
21:15 Hans Nadler 
23:08 Augsburg Confession
24:29 Endres Keller
27:34 Sebastian Franck 
29:39 Jakob Maler
31:57 Peter Riedemann 
34:44 Pilgram Marpeck
39:26 Handbook Against the Process
41:20 Dirk Philips
46:18 Paul Glock
47:20 John Smyth 
48:56 Waterlander Confession
49:19 Swiss Brethren Confession of Hesse
49:46 Short Simple Confession 
51:09 Short Confession
51:25 The 13 Articles
51:50 Conclusion

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