One of the radical things that the Anabaptists of Münster did was to implement a community of goods. Following the Biblical precedent of Acts 2:44, they redistributed the wealth of those in the city already and those arriving from elsewhere. Professor Geoffrey Dipple from the University of Alberta joins us to explain how it worked, and what critics over the centuries have thought.
The video version will be available soon.
as mennonites we don’t like to learn about Munster but we strengthen our pilgrim journey by facing historical errors squarely while walking closer to Jesus