Balthasar Hubmaier

Theologian of Anabaptism

Edited by H. Wayne Pipkin and John Howard Yoder with a new preface by Brian Brewer

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The complete works of one of the most significant theologians of the Reformation

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About The Book

This book contains the complete writings of Balthasar Hubmaier, including his discussion of three marks of a true church: water baptism of adults, the Lord’s Supper, and fraternal admonition.

This is the fifth volume in the Classics of the Radical Reformation, a series of Anabaptist and Free Church documents translated and annotated under the direction of the Institute of Mennonite Studies.

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Acclaim

Fulfills all expectations, providing an English-speaking audience access to the thought of early Anabaptism’s only doctor of theology.

C. Arnold Snyder, in The Conrad Grebel Review
Readers can now discover for themselves the Anabaptist foundation of religious freedom.

W. R. Estep, in Journal of Church and State
A beautiful piece of work, both editorially and aesthetically.

Franklin H. Littell, Temple University
The definitive rendering into English of the Hubmaier corpus.

E. J. Furcha, in Mennonite Quarterly
Hubmaier’s nuances and precision are well reflected. Informative footnotes add much.

Peter J. Klassen, in Church History
Fulfills all expectations, providing an English-speaking audience access to the thought of early Anabaptism’s only doctor of theology.

C. Arnold Snyder, in The Conrad Grebel Review
Readers can now discover for themselves the Anabaptist foundation of religious freedom.

W. R. Estep, in Journal of Church and State
A beautiful piece of work, both editorially and aesthetically.

Franklin H. Littell, Temple University
The definitive rendering into English of the Hubmaier corpus.

E. J. Furcha, in Mennonite Quarterly
Hubmaier’s nuances and precision are well reflected. Informative footnotes add much.

Peter J. Klassen, in Church History
Fulfills all expectations, providing an English-speaking audience access to the thought of early Anabaptism’s only doctor of theology.

C. Arnold Snyder, in The Conrad Grebel Review
Readers can now discover for themselves the Anabaptist foundation of religious freedom.

W. R. Estep, in Journal of Church and State
A beautiful piece of work, both editorially and aesthetically.

Franklin H. Littell, Temple University
The definitive rendering into English of the Hubmaier corpus.

E. J. Furcha, in Mennonite Quarterly
Hubmaier’s nuances and precision are well reflected. Informative footnotes add much.

Peter J. Klassen, in Church History