You are right. I meant to say Balthasar Hubmaier. The interesting thing about Hubmaier is that he did not believe in personal self-defense, if I understand correctly. Only in defensive, just-war. (not holy war)ohio jones wrote: ↑Tue Dec 03, 2024 2:21 amBaptists are also rather fond of Hubmaier, since he did not have a problem with sword bearing.Ernie wrote: ↑Mon Dec 02, 2024 9:06 pm Many Baptists claim Anabaptists as their spiritual forbearers, even though their doctrine is more aligned with that of Melchior Hoffman, an Anabaptist whose ideas about the two kingdoms was significantly different from what was commonly believed by Anabaptists.
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A wee little man can’t say, I’m sorry. A big man owns his mistakes and apologizes.
A wee little man trusts himself and his own discernment. A big man is humble enough to know that he needs the counsel and input of others.
A wee little man trusts himself and his own discernment. A big man is humble enough to know that he needs the counsel and input of others.
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So did Augustine - “just war” was the official Catholic positionErnie wrote: ↑Wed Dec 04, 2024 2:02 pmYou are right. I meant to say Balthasar Hubmaier. The interesting thing about Hubmaier is that he did not believe in personal self-defense, if I understand correctly. Only in defensive, just-war. (not holy war)ohio jones wrote: ↑Tue Dec 03, 2024 2:21 amBaptists are also rather fond of Hubmaier, since he did not have a problem with sword bearing.Ernie wrote: ↑Mon Dec 02, 2024 9:06 pm Many Baptists claim Anabaptists as their spiritual forbearers, even though their doctrine is more aligned with that of Melchior Hoffman, an Anabaptist whose ideas about the two kingdoms was significantly different from what was commonly believed by Anabaptists.
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