Pilgram Marpeck (ca. 1495-1556) was a dedicated Anabaptist leader who was also a talented civil engineer. Marpeck possessed a keen intelligence and a passion for spiritual and biblical theology. He was one of the most original and eclectic Anabaptist thinkers. On larger projects he wrote collaboratively, with a circle of like-minded Anabaptists. Consequently, authorship of some writings has to be ascribed not only to Marpeck, but to the "Marpeck Circle". Shortly after 1600, however, his writings and his "Circle" seemingly disappeared. No distinct Marpeckite Anabaptist community survived the 17th century. This volume of writings by Pilgram Marpeck and his Circle is the first of a planned set of three, all making available previously untranslated writings.
Clemens Ziegler
The Reformation--Luther, the Anabaptists
Study Guide for Cup & Cross: Designed for Use in Churches and Bible Schools
This study guide for use with Cup and Cross teaches Anabaptist history. This thirty lesson version is intended for use in Christian schools.
A booklet of tests for use with the Cup and Cross Study Guide.
This teacher's manual is a copy of the Study Guide and Tests with the answers filled in.
Copa y cruz
Study Guide for Cup & Cross: Designed for Use in Churches and Bible Schools
Rendered in modern English, the tales provide an invaluable primary resource for medievalists, anthropologists, psychologists, folklorists, and students of women's studies and Judaica.
Theology is re-imagined as a conversation about human nature and emergent images of the divine. In this volume, the arts are re-framed as an examination of conflict, catharsis, and justice.