How were john of Leyden's views different from those of Ulrich Zwiingli?

John of Leyden was a radical Anabaptist, advocating for the establishment of a theocratic state in Munster, driven by religious fanaticism. Ulrich Zwingli, on the other hand, was a Swiss Reformer who promoted a more moderate approach to reforming the church and believed in the separation of church and state. Their views differed in terms of political involvement, religious fervor, and social structure.