This past week around 20 of us got together at Emmaus Way for a conversation about Anabaptism and politics. I told an historically informed fictional story of an early commoner at the beginning of the Reformation. Then we broke up into small groups and worked through a discussion sheet that focused our conversation on politics. Both documents are attached. You may continue the conversation on this forum. For those who didn't get a chance to attend the event, feel free to join the discussion as well.