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Michael Servetus, orig. Miguel Servet, (born 1511?, Villanueva or Tudela, Spain—died Oct. 27, 1553, Champel, Switz.), Spanish physician and theologian. His views alienated both Roman Catholics and Protestants, beginning with the publication of his first book, De Trinitatis erroribus (1531), in which he denied the Holy Trinity.
Christianismi Restitutio ( The Restoration of Christianity) was a book published anonymously in a clandestine workshop in 1553 by Michael Servetus, after it had been rejected by a publisher in Basel. [1] It rejected the Christian doctrine of the Trinity and the concept of predestination, which had both been considered fundamental since the time ...
20. Sept. 2023 · Such was the case in 1553 of the Spanish theologian Michael Servetus (Spanish: Miguel Servet), the discoverer of pulmonary blood circulation, who was condemned for his theological doctrine. September 20 marks the World Day for Freedom of Expression of Thought , an occasion to defend this fundamental right enshrined in 1948 by the United Nations and which continues to be violated in many ...
Summon Michael Servetus Revés, born in Vilanova de Xixena, de Aragonia, to appear before us and respond to the complaint and accussation that the prosecutor is bringing against him. Thereby, the Inquisition serves God and the good and pursuit of our Holy Catholic Faith. Zaragoza, XIII May MDXXXII.
28. Juli 2009 · 606,Google Scholar is quite correct in asserting that Servetus identified himself with the Archangel Michael. Bainton, pp. 86, 146, 176, also makes this point. On the opening page of the Restitution, Servetus cited Dan, 12:1, “And at that time Michael the prince shall stand up … ” and in muny places throughout that work, such as pp. 395. 403, 409, 667, et al. Michael is again mentioned ...
Michael Servetus (eigentlich Miguel Serveto y Reves, französisch Michel Servet; * 29. September 1509 oder 1511 in Villanueva de Sigena ( Huesca) im damaligen Königreich Aragón, möglicherweise in Tudela (Navarra); † 27. Oktober 1553 in Champel - Genf) war ein spanischer Arzt, humanistischer Gelehrter und antitrinitarischer Theologe.
According to Roland H. Bainton's Hunted Heretic: The Life and Death of Michael Servetus, 1511–1553 (1953), it was Bishop Paulus of Burgos, a converso, who had secretly and illegally instructed the young Servetus in Hebrew. The dream of a future when religious differences were again tolerated and the vision of a Christianity purified by going ...
