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25:45

Carl Trueman Interview

NCR

No Compromise Radio

over 15 years ago

20:43

Servetus, of course, was also the only man, I think, in the 16th century who was burned in effigy by

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Carl Trueman Interview

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about 8 years ago

20:43

Servetus, of course, was also the only man, I think, in the 16th century who was burned in effigy by

1:59:08

February 29, 2024 Show with Marcus Serven on “John Calvin in the Role of Pastor” (Part 2)

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Iron Sharpens Iron

over 2 years ago

1:29:55

Yeah, well, Calvin, he served as the, as it were, the prosecuting attorney in the trial of Servetus.

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Carl Trueman Interview

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almost 15 years ago

20:43

Servetus, of course, was also the only man, I think, in the 16th century who was burned in effigy by

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Calvin/Servetus Affair

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Alpha & Omega Ministries

about 17 years ago

20:07

If Calvin is to be convicted of something is to be convicted of living in 1553. He did nothing out of the norm whatsoever in any way shape or form. He was not there the burning lighting the fires. In fact the ministers Specifically asked that Cervetus receive a more a quicker and less painful execution and The little council which is the secular council, which is the council that burned Cervetus the little council refused they did not allow even for what the ministers asked to take place and Even up until the night before his execution Calvin went to Cervetus and sought to try to convince him of the errors of his ways and I want to read you some of the things that he said.

1:59:27

June 29, 2026 Show with Col. John Eidsmoe on “The Influence of John Calvin on the Birth of America” PLUS “The Great Debate Between John Adams & John Dickinson on Independence Revisited”

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13 days ago

48:51

who is an elder of Geneva Bible Church in Geneva, Switzerland, he wrote a fascinating book called The Trial

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The Controversial Calvin

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Sovereign Grace Family Church

almost 9 years ago

30:23

Calvin was neither judge, jury, nor executioner. In the end, one might argue and say, well, even so, Calvin certainly approved of the death of Servetus, and that leaves a blight on his reputation that cannot be overlooked.

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Carl Trueman Interview (2011)

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over 9 years ago

20:43

Servetus, of course, was also the only man, I think, in the 16th century who was burned in effigy by

8:59

Calvin and Servetus: Dan Barker Twists History

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Alpha & Omega Ministries

about 17 years ago

3:26

And when Servaitis was being burned at the stake for his heresy, for his audacity to dare to challenge the inerrant word of Calvin, he was burned with his book on his side. John Calvin was a monster. And when monsters gain political and governmental authority, the people suffer.

1:59:53

March 2, 2016 Show with David Engelsma on his book “The Reformed Faith of John Calvin: The Institutes in Summary”

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Iron Sharpens Iron

about 10 years ago

52:06

So it is impossible Much as I might strive to do that to exonerate Calvin from. Any active role in the execution of Servetus? Now it is way that Calvin walked with Servetus All the way to the place of execution pleading with him.

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69 - Servetus and Calvin's Late Life

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Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 7 years ago

27:47

It is his job as the lead minister of the Council of Ministers to provide the theological prosecution. But Calvin is not in charge of this. And he has a writ sent to the council to have Calvin arrested and put in the same condition that he is in until the end of the trial and there are lots of people in the council go.

1:59:55

April 14, 2020 Show with Dr. Curt Daniel on “The History & Theology of Calvinism” (Part 2)

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about 6 years ago

18:33

Now, you and I know that he was far from a perfect individual, and we both agree that it was wrong for him to consent to the execution of Michael Servetus, Miguel Servito, he's also called, and that even though Servetus was certainly a heretic, who in some senses was asking for it, as they say, because he kept returning to Geneva even though he was warned to declare his heresies, and even to declare that John Calvin was a heretic, and his chief goals were to have people in Geneva repent of their view of infant baptism, which you and I do reject also being baptized, but perhaps more primarily, his rejection of the Trinity was primarily in mind in the Genevan authorities when they executed him, against Calvin's will, by burning him alive.

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July 26, 2005

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

almost 21 years ago

56:51

Calvin used his influence. To secure his arrest condemnation and execution at one point Calvin wanted Cervetus beheaded that was employed for civil offenses and Calvin wanted it to appear to be a civil matter rather than a religious one.

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68 - Calvin in Strasbourg and Geneva

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Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 7 years ago

39:32

And they go back and forth and finally the Calvinist says John 6 and the Arminian screams Servetus and then the next next one is sorry. I got too excited there. If you have ever Attempted to present Reform theology to someone online eventually.

38:58

67 - Farel and Calvin in Geneva

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 7 years ago

9:38

But all you have to do is say, Servetus, and everyone's like, ah, and start frothing in the mouth and twitching and things like that. So church history has a way of remembering interesting aspects, and certainly Calvin is vilified in an astounding fashion by history, but he's also greatly honored by history.

1:59:58

September 9, 2019 Show with Andrew Smith on “Calvin’s Return to Geneva from His Exile (Why This Date in History is Significant)”

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Iron Sharpens Iron

almost 7 years ago

1:42:47

Calvin was an expert witness. He brought the case of prosecution. He mounted the evidence that in fact cervidius was a heretic. Um, and it is true that calvin followed the normal protocol sign what he did which was heretics.

1:59:58

April 18, 2017 Show with Michael Haykin on “To the Ends of the Earth: Calvin’s Missional Vision & Legacy”

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Iron Sharpens Iron

about 9 years ago

1:23:35

And he also said that Servetus was calling upon the authorities to execute Calvin. Is that true? Either of those?

1:59:22

January 29, 2024 Show with Marcus Serven on “John Calvin in the Role of Pastor”

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Iron Sharpens Iron

over 2 years ago

1:15:05

And Calvin was terrified by that, thinking that he would lose his life. Beyond that, the city council ordered the three pastors to administer the Lord's Supper on Easter Sunday. They're in 1538. And if they refuse to do so, they would be in lots of trouble.

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Glimpses Of Godly Historical Figures - John Calvin

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The Christian Heritage Center

22 days ago

2:27

Calvin consented in the two locked arms in battle for the Reformation. Though Calvin's work was initially met with resistance and even exile, Calvin eventually returned and would spend the rest of his life preaching, teaching, and organizing the church in Geneva.

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Alpha & Omega Ministries

about 17 years ago

52:41

What did Calvin do? Calvin had Michael Cervantes burned at the stake. He had committed no crime in Geneva. He had broken no law in that city. He had broken no biblical law. His only crime was that he had the audacity to challenge the authority of the theocrat of the John Calvin himself.