Definition: Anabaptists are a Christian denomination that preaches an alternative to orthodox Christianity, rejecting all aspects of traditional church doctrine and practice. The term "anabaptists" is derived from the Latin words for "outcast," referring to those who refuse to adhere to the strict rules and practices associated with orthodox churches. They advocate for personal salvation and freedom from external forms of church authority, emphasizing direct relationship with God through faith alone rather than through human efforts or participation in religious rituals.
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