Anabaptist Historical Data on Beliefs and Practices

DOI

10.17605/OSF.IO/SG7V4

Citation

Nunn, C., & Wildman, W. (2020, September 3). Anabaptist Historical Data on Beliefs and Practices.

Summary

This dataset examines the beliefs and practices of early Anabaptist groups. Together with the dataset on the social networks of Anabaptist leaders, it can be used to examine the diffusion of theology and ideas among early Anabaptist groups.

Data File

Cases: 18
Variables: 47
Weight Variable: None

Data Collection

2010

Funded By

Institute for the Biocultural Study of Religion, Boston University

Collection Procedures

Using information historical and secondary sources, historical Anabaptist groups were coded as having certain beliefs and practices.

Principal Investigators

Charles Nunn, Duke University
Wesley Wildman, Boston University

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