Definitions

1. noun

A Christian movement that originated in the 16th century in Europe, emphasizing adult baptism and the rejection of infant baptism.

“The Anabaptist movement played a significant role in shaping the history of Christianity in Europe.”

2. noun

A style of baptism that is performed on adults rather than infants, often associated with the Anabaptist movement.

“The Anabaptist church practices believer’s baptism, which is a symbol of their commitment to their faith.”