Which of these radical ideas did the Anabaptists assert? Select all that apply.

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Anabaptists do not believe in infant baptisms, rather they believed that only an adult could publicly profess their sins and then be baptized. They do believe in the separation of Church and State. And although they do believe in heaven and hell, a difference from some other groups is that good works are necessary throughout one's life in order to get into heaven.

maria [59]3 years ago

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tolerance of other religions

separation of church and state

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