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What was a founding belief of the Mennonites? accepting infant baptism migrating to the Americas cooperating with the state wishing peace to all people
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What was a founding belief of the Mennonites?

accepting infant baptism
migrating to the Americas
cooperating with the state
wishing peace to all people

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A) accepting infant baptism

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