An Impartial History of Michael Servetus Burnt Alive at Geneva for Heresie is a gripping account of the famous theologian's persecution and martyrdom. Filled with primary sources and deep research, this book sheds light on the political and religious landscape of 16th century Europe. This controversial figure's story will intrigue readers with its blend of intellectual pursuit, theological dissent, and social conflict.

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