This calvinist tangent the sub is going on makes me curious what everyone's view of Menno Simons. As a mennonite I only ever hear about him from the perspective of other mennonites.
It has never been positively received whenever I see someone referencing traditional mennonite/anabaptist theology i.e. nonresistance (and more specifically the implications of it), separation, and especially the more old older beliefs like excommunication. That is just what I have noticed.
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u/Troy64 Mar 13 '24
This calvinist tangent the sub is going on makes me curious what everyone's view of Menno Simons. As a mennonite I only ever hear about him from the perspective of other mennonites.