His role in the Unitarian Church is debated.
While under Juan de Quintana, he read the Bible in its original languages. In the early 1530s, he wrote three books, including On The Justice of Christ's Reign, and he later wrote The Restoration of Christianity. His writings often were very critical of the ideas of predestination, infant baptism, and The Trinity. His role in the Unitarian Church is debated. Near the end of his life, he fled from a prison in Vienna but made the mistake of going to a church in Geneva, where he was recognized. Name this theologian who was arrested and sentenced to die slowly by fire, though John Calvin suggested that he should be beheaded instead.
While under Juan de Quintana, he read the Bible in its original languages.
(Michael) Servetus (or Servet or Serveto)