This man's writings include The Spiritual Resurrection and Meditation on the 25th Psalm, both written after the fall of Münster in 1535, in which he may have lost a brother named Peter.
This man's writings include The Spiritual Resurrection and Meditation on the 25th Psalm, both written after the fall of Münster in 1535, in which he may have lost a brother named Peter. This man was taken into the nonviolent Anabaptist sect founded by Obbe Phillips, and became its best-known spokesman and eponym. His followers were concentrated in his native Holland as well as Poland and Ukraine, and suffered a major schism in the 1690s due to Jakob Amman. Large communities now live in the U.S. and Western Canada, and have founded universities in Harrisonburg, Virginia and in Winnipeg. FTP name this leader of a namesake sect whose offshoots include the Hutterites and Amish.
This man's writings include The Spiritual Resurrection and Meditation on the 25th Psalm, both written after the fall of Münster in 1535, in which he may have lost a brother named Peter.
{Menno} {Simons}  (accept either name without prompt, prompt on “Mennonites” from people who were visibly asleep for the first half of the tossup)