The Other Anabaptists »
Ryan did you know that most of the earlier anabaptists did not believe in non-violence. It is kind of crazy, some were only peaceful for the moment because they were waiting until Jesus was going to come back and then they would start the war.
You should also know that the Dutch Mennonites that you say did not believe in violence are actually closely related the the “Other Anabaptists”.
No one ever told me about the Other Anabaptists, who apparently believed force and violence was justified against anyone who was not part of the sect, and took over an entire German city (by force) for 18 months to call it the “New Jerusalem” instead of its former name, Munster, with the plan to lead world conquest, which included rape and murder. The King of Munster also legalized polygamy and took 14 wives.
Fortunately I can attribute my ancestry to the Dutch Anabaptists who were non-violent and opposed any idea of having political power to force their views on the enemies they were called to love - Catholics and Protestants alike.

