| A feature of Dutch Mennonitism at the time was its rather liberal view of works of art. |
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| Their parent faith, Mennonitism, was born of a split in Switzerland in 1525, when the Mennonites broke from the Protestant reform church in a dispute over infant baptism. |
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| Confessional Mennonitism preserved a form of religious nonconformity in jurisdictions such as the Calvinist-ruled Netherlands and in Lutheran-ruled Hamburg and Altona. |
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| Actually about the turn of the century Palatine Mennonitism underwent a radical change in development which was to give it its characteristic stamp within German Mennonitism. |
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| Of course, Mennonitism, like all religious communities, is itself a culture. |
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| It slaughtered the sacred cows of institutionalized Mennonitism on all sides by dramatizing. |
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