Menno Simons (1492-1559) [sic]

Menno Simons (1492-1559): Eene Levensschets... by F. C. Fleischer offers a detailed biographical sketch of Menno Simons, a key figure in the Anabaptist movement during the Reformation. Written in Dutch, this work explores Simons' life, theological contributions, and the impact he had on the development of Anabaptist thought and practice.
Fleischer delves into Simons' early life, his conversion, and his subsequent leadership within the Anabaptist community. The book sheds light on the challenges Simons faced, including persecution and the need to maintain the integrity of his beliefs in a turbulent religious landscape. This biography provides valuable insights into the religious and social context of the 16th century and the enduring legacy of Menno Simons.
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