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Christian Sects in the Nineteenth Century

Note 66 — LETTER V. GENERAL BAPTISTS, MORAVIANS, SWEDENBORGIANS, PLYMOUTH BRETHREN.

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So called from their habit of rebaptizing those who entered their communion. They were afterwards called Antipædobaptists, from their objection to pædo or infant baptism; and finally, the English habit of abbreviation of words at all commonly used, contracted the word into Baptist.

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