Question

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How were the Moravians unique in their beliefs?

Their church allowed people freedom to create their own rules.

They felt that native people had no rights to the land.

They were pacifists, believing violence and war were wrong.

They welcomed non-Moravians to their settlement.

Answer 1

Answer:

Moravians continue many of the same practices established in the 18th century, including placing a high value on a personal conversion to Christ (called the New Birth), piety, good works, evangelism (especially the establishment of missions), Christian pacifism, ecumenism, and music.

Answer 2

Answer:

They were pacifists, believing violence and war were wrong.