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Seeking Better Vision - Anabaptists, History, and the Powers
What is Anabaptism at its core? Is it defined by history and people? In this essay, Kyle Stoltzfus argues we do better if we seek to see what the early Anabaptists saw. Their eyes were on the reign of Christ and how that relates to the "principalities, and powers" the Bible talks so much about. We need better spiritual vision to see what they saw.
In September we will feature a podcast episode (on our main Anabaptist Perspectives Channel) where Kyle dialogues with Marlin Sommers about themes from this essay. Read now and stay tuned for more discussion!
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