Anabaptists, Oaths, and Communalism

This chapter explores the theological criticisms of Anabaptists regarding oaths and property ownership, highlighting their unique stance on communalism and individual giving. It discusses the biblical foundations for communal property and the moral implications of wealth, underscoring the importance of voluntary charity over obligatory tithing. Additionally, the chapter examines the complexities of oath-taking in the Christian context and the need for accountability in both religious and civil sectors.