Richard Muller
Richard Muller, Th, D., is a pastor in the West Danish Conference of Seventh-day Adventists. In his spare time he is studying the primary sources of Swiss, German, and Dutch Anabaptists on baptism.
Articles by Richard Muller
Identifying the true church
September 1986
This article is the second in a four-part series on the contributions Anabaptists have made to churches today. The first article gave an overview of Anabaptism, a movement that arose in the early sixteenth century when some of Zwingli's…
Abortion: a moral issue?
January 1985
Recently I read an article about abortion in an Adventist magazine. It left me wondering whether we as a church have become so accustomed to the secularized thinking of the world that we are losing sight of the Biblical and theological roots…
Anabaptists: the Reformers' reformers
July 1986
On Saturday, January 21, 1525, at the house of Felix Mantz in Zurich, Switzerland, Georg Blaurock, a former priest, confessed his sins and then was baptized by Conrad Grebel, a layman. During the following week, 35 people were baptized in…
Sabbatarian Anabaptists?
January 1987
Richard Muller's series on the Anabaptists has pointed out that their movement arose as an extension of the Reformation. On some issues—such as the nature of the church and the validity of infant baptism— the Anabaptists differed with…