mennonitism

• Nom désignant le système de croyances et de pratiques associé aux mennonites, incluant l'autorité des Écritures, l'habit simple, le baptême des adultes, le lavement des pieds et la restriction du mariage aux membres du groupe.

A noun referring to the system of beliefs and practices associated with Mennonites, including scriptural authority, plain dress, adult baptism, foot washing, and restriction of marriage to members of the group.

indénombrable · nom propre

1. System of beliefs and practicesC1formal

   The religious doctrine and cultural practices of Mennonites, emphasizing adult baptism, nonviolence, plain dress, foot washing, church discipline, and endogamy.

   Mennonitisme

   • Mennonitism is rooted in the Anabaptist movement of the 16th century.
   • One distinctive feature of Mennonitism is the practice of foot washing during worship.
   • Adherents of Mennonitism often maintain a lifestyle of simplicity and separation from worldly affairs.