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      Freedom of ReligionBaptismJohn CalvinSeparation of Church and State
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This paper deals with the approach that famous Spanish humanist and heretic, Michael Servetus (1511-1553), took of Islam and how he used Quranic quotes and claims, with varying degrees of accuracy and understanding, in his own... more
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      History of ReligionReformation HistoryIslamMichael Servetus
Tras la muerte de Miguel Servet, humanista, teólogo y médico español nacido en Aragón (Villanueva de Sijena, 1511), en la hoguera de Ginebra (1553), un reducido grupo de intelectuales europeos se rebelaron contra lo que consideraban una... more
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      John CalvinMichael ServetusReligious ToleranceSebastian Castellio
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      TranslationMichael Servetus
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      Early Modern HistoryHistoriographyReformation StudiesEarly Modern Europe
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      Renaissance StudiesRenaissance PhilosophyErasmusZwingli
Pionier braci polskich. Jeden z ważniejszych propagatorów myśli Michała Serveta w Polsce. Nosił przy boku drewniany miecz, głosił zniesienie pańszczyzny. Wcześniej katolicki ksiądz i minister zboru kalwińskiego. Oto najczęściej powtarzane... more
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      History of ChristianityTrinityHistory of the ReformationChristology
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Michael Servetus( 1511?-1553)or Michel de Villeneuve , was in contact with several Lyon printers in his first years after leaving Spain. His first contact was with Conrad Resch in Basel , brother in law of Gaspard Trechsel and... more
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      History of MedicineInquisitionHistoriaHistoria de la Medicina
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      Ibn TaymiyyaMichael Servetus
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      Intellectual HistoryQur'anic StudiesMoriscosHeresy
Some scholars portray John Calvin as a champion of religious liberty and human rights. Others view him as a rigid and brutal theocrat. This article shows that neither interpretation does justice to Calvin's complex and evolving views of... more
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“This thoughtful book by Ismail Kurun builds upon earlier investigations of the religious foundations of modern social and political life. Kurun focuses in particular upon the theological and largely Protestant origins of liberalism. We... more
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The attached PDF contains the title page, copyright page, epigraphs, and table of contents for "The First American Founder: Roger Williams and Freedom of Conscience" by Alan E. Johnson (available in paperback and Kindle editions at Amazon... more
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      Native American StudiesFirst Amendment Law (USA)Thomas JeffersonFreedom of Religion
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**Italian - Richiamandosi a uno scritto di E. Balmas del 1979, questo contributo si incentra sulla figura del maestro interiore nell'eterodossia occidentale. Un medesimo sostrato sapienziale sottende così il valdismo medievale come il... more
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      Renaissance HumanismFrench RenaissanceWaldensiansMichael Servetus
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      Michael ServetusAnti-TrinitariansΜΟΧΕΜιχαήλ Σερβέτος
This book is about Roger Williams (ca. 1603-83), who was banished from the colony of Massachusetts Bay for advocating freedom of conscience, separation of church and state, Native American rights, and related matters. He founded the town... more
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      Early Modern HistoryReformation HistoryReformation StudiesJohn Calvin
The Servetus affair which happened in 1553 remains the biggest drop of black ink on John Calvin‘s white record as a reformer. This essay evaluates the degree to which Calvin can be considered as responsible in the affair from three... more
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      Reformation HistoryJohn CalvinMichael Servetus
This course examines European attitudes to religious pluralism from the Reformation to the French Revolution. The great schism within medieval Christendom opened the door to a proliferation of new denominations, and introduced new and... more
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      Early Modern HistoryFrench RevolutionReformation HistoryRadical Reformation
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      History of the BookHistory of ScienceMedical HistoryMichael Servetus
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Libro publicado de forma anónima por Miguel Servet en 1553. Rechazaba la doctrina cristiana de la Trinidad y el concepto de predestinación , ambos considerados fundamentales para el cristianismo desde la época de San Agustín. Servet... more
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      John CalvinMichael ServetusKálvin JánosKálvinizmus
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      CalvinJohn CalvinMichael ServetusSébastien Castellion
The humanistic desire to interpret the sacred texts freely and individually marks the development of relations between Servetus, Calvin and Castellio. Calvin condemned Servetus to be burnt. Castellio attacked, in his "Contra libellum... more
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      Theological Interpretation of Christian ScriptureJohn CalvinHumanismMichael Servetus
Master's thesis cover. See the record on http://hdl.handle.net/2268/249055
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      Reformation StudiesMartyrdomHeresyMartyrology
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      John CalvinMichael ServetusKálvin
PPt cover. See the record on http://hdl.handle.net/2268/250225. Paper is to be found in OA via https://hdl.handle.net/2268/309211
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PPt cover. See the record on http://hdl.handle.net/2268/250215. Papier is to be found in OA via https://hdl.handle.net/2268/300766
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      TranslationMichael Servetus
The two characters whose names appear in the title of this article, Michael Servetus, John Calvin, to which a third name must be added, Sebastian Castellio (in French, Sébastien Châteillon or Castellion), were contemporaries, they knew... more
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      EthicsScepticismPhilosophical ScepticismBaruch Spinoza
This chapter focuses on the environment and the reasons that motivated the appearance of the In Leonardum Fuchsium apologia of Michael Villanovanus or Servetus, especially with a philological perspective. This work, written in Latin and... more
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      CalvinismJohn CalvinReligious PersecutionFreedom of Conscience