Godhead and Trinity

Gerald Drewett reflects on mystery, language and the divine

Michael Servetus (‘The Friends of God’, 8 July) was a polymath who realised that the theological concept of the Trinity was a product of Greek philosophy and not of the Bible. He dared to publish his belief, was condemned by Protestant and Catholic alike, and for his heresy was burnt at the stake in 1553.

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