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Baptists are a Protestant Christian tradition that practices believer's baptism by total immersion and emphasizes personal faith, biblical authority, and congregational church governance. They matter historically and culturally as one of the largest Protestant groups worldwide, shaping Christian theology and practice through their distinctive beliefs about individual responsibility before God and the authority of Scripture.
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Le baptisme est un mouvement chrétien évangélique, fondé par les Anglais John Smyth et Thomas Helwys en Hollande en 1609. Le mouvement adhère aux croyances de l’Église de professants, dont notamment la nouvelle naissance et le baptême du croyant. Présent dans le monde entier, le mouvement compterait 170 millions de croyants en 2020. Un certain nombre de dénominations baptistes dans le monde sont regroupées dans l'Alliance baptiste mondiale.
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