The Trial, Burning and Murder of Michael Servetus by John Calvin

Introduction This article will discuss the historical events and people which surround the trial of Michael Servetus. Michael Servetus to some is a hero, a martyr, while to others he is a heretic. The trial of Servetus is frequently used by those who dislike Calvinism...

His Ashes Cry Out Against John Calvin

(The Murder of Michael Servetus) Article By Dan Corner All reference sources are listed at the end of this article. You are about to read an important part of church history from the Reformation period that has been so concealed in our day that very few people know...

The Persecution and Murder of The Anabaptists

16th Century Responses to the Anabaptists by JOHN S. OYER Sixteenth-century Anabaptists were ardently disliked and despised. This fact is nowhere more aptly illustrated than in the nasty nicknames given them. Indeed the name Anabaptist itself, which means...

The Beliefs of The Anabaptists

What Anabaptists Believed— What Is a Christian For Anabaptists, as for all other Christians in the sixteenth century, Christian faith had been revealed to men by God. God was the author of it; the mediator of it was Jesus Christ. By Jesus’ death, which was an...

A History of Anabaptist Beginnings

by WALTER KLAASSEN “Anabaptist” was the nickname given to a group of Christians in the sixteenth century. It simply meant one who baptizes again. A person could not be called a dirtier name in sixteenth century Christian Europe. By its enemies Anabaptism was regarded...

Short History of James Arminius

James Arminius was born in Oudewater, a small town near Utrecht in Holland, in the year 1560. His parents were respectable persons of the middle rank in life, his father being an ingenious mechanic, by trade a cutler. His family name was Herman, or, according to some,...
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