Baptism, Brotherhood, and Belief in Reformation Germany
Anabaptism and Lutheranism, 1525-1585
Kat Hill
Reviews and Awards
"This is an ambitious book that promises many new and exciting things to its readers, who should include scholars not only of Anabaptism but of the Reformation and of early modern religious history more generally....[V]ery good book..." - Geoffrey Dipple, Renaissance and Reformation
"thoroughly researched" - Alastair Hamilton, The Times Literary Supplement
"Hill's work is an exemplary case study of confessional dynamics, and a look at the emotional concerns and anxieties that animated theological affiliations of individual Christians in the era before confessionalization." - Aaron Klink, Lutheran Quarterly
"Her book is exceptionally well informed, in short, an important and rich contribution to current research, not just on central German Anabaptism, but on the sixteenth-century Reformation in Germany more generally." - Kaspar Von Greyerz, University of Basel, History