Michael Servetus

I went to school and, among other things, learned Hebrew and Greek. Being Catholic, I wasn't allowed to read the Bible. However, later I did manage to secretly read the Bible in the original languages. To my amazement, what I saw in the "Christian" community is not what I found in the Bible, in actions or beliefs. As an adult, I wrote several works which exposed the errors of the Trinity. I found the Protestants to be just as bad - or hypocritical - in their beliefs and actions when compared to what the Bible says. Before long - because of the words that I had written - I found myself as a fugitive to both Catholics and Protestants. When working my way through Calvinist territory, I was caught. There was a court case. During the trial, I debated with John Calvin himself. He wanted me dead. He got his wish. I was slowly roasted over a fire pit. The Catholics weren't content, and had me burned in effigy. I should have kept my mouth shut about on the Trinity, but couldn't (Jer 20:9).