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Servetus, Michael. Übersicht; Biographien Quellen Literatur Objekte Porträts Orte; Zitierweise; Lebensdaten 1511 - 1553 Sterbeort Genf Beruf/Funktion Arzt; ...
26. Sept. 2009 · The facts leading up to Servetus’s burning at the stake at Champel outside Geneva on October 27, 1553, are these: Michael Servetus, a Spaniard, had been in contact with Calvin for over twenty years. Their theological disagreements began before the publication of Calvin’s first theological work, the Psychopannychia, since that work “was at ...
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.
Michael Servetus (1511–1553) There was one tragic event during Calvin’s tenure in Geneva which brought him not only heartache, but also condemnation. If Calvin is remembered for anything ...
For example, the most important of these names is Michael Servetus, who is also considered the founder of the movement known today as Unitarianism. Servetus authored some works in which he made serious criticisms about the Holy Trinity. Servetus claims that the concept of holy trinity is not mentioned in the Holy Bible and that this dogma has ...
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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 ...
