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Concerning Heretics and Whether They're to be Persecuted

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Concerning Heretics and Whether They're to be Persecuted comes up on The Rest Is History, with transcript quotes, timestamps, and episode context.

Concerning Heretics and Whether They're to be Persecuted appears 1 time across 1 podcast episode on 1 show, with transcript quotes and timestamps.

At length, his cries so increased that he continually beat his breast and bellowed in Spanish, mercy, mercy.

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274: Switzerland: Calvin's Cancel Culture on The Rest Is History
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The host discusses the implications of the execution of Michael Servetus and its impact on Calvin's reputation. The mention of the book 'Concerning Heretics and Whether They're to be Persecuted' highlights the evolving discourse on religious tolerance and the opposition to the death penalty for heretics.

Concerning Heretics and Whether They're to be Persecuted most often appears in conversations about execution of Michael Servetus.

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The host discusses the implications of the execution of Michael Servetus and its impact on Calvin's reputation. The mention of the book 'Concerning Heretics and Whether They're to be Persecuted' highlights the evolving discourse on religious tolerance and the opposition to the death penalty for heretics.

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274: Switzerland: Calvin's Cancel Culture on The Rest Is History is one of the clearest indexed episodes that mentioned Concerning Heretics and Whether They're to be Persecuted. The first indexed transcript timestamp lands at 30:09.

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The host discusses the implications of the execution of Michael Servetus and its impact on Calvin's reputation. The mention of the book 'Concerning Heretics and Whether They're to be Persecuted' highlights the evolving discourse on religious tolerance and the opposition to the death penalty for heretics. It most often appears in conversations about execution of Michael Servetus.

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In 1554, a book appears, which is called Concerning Heretics and Whether They're to be Persecuted. This is a collection of texts from the writings of the reformers opposing the death penalty of heretics.

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For: Those interested in religious history and the evolution of tolerance
Key quote: At length, his cries so increased that he continually beat his breast and bellowed in Spanish, mercy, mercy.
The host discusses the implications of the execution of Michael Servetus and its impact on Calvin's reputation. The mention of the book 'Concerning Heretics and Whether They're to be Persecuted' highlights the evolving discourse on religious tolerance and the opposition to the death penalty for heretics.