Lukács Egri

Lukács Egri (b. Wittenberg) was a German-Hungarian Unitarian who published De controversis fidei questionibus adversus dogmata Calvini… in 1567.^[1]

His teaching was condemned by Confessio Cassoviensis, adopted in Košice in 1568.

References

^ Early modern religious communities in East-Central Europe Page 108 István Keul - 2009 Melius himself had to combat Antitrinitarian ideas that were being promulgated in his own area by such preachers as Lukács Egri, who had returned to Eger from Kolozsvár.

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[1] Early modern religious communities in East-Central Europe Page 108 István Keul - 2009 Melius himself had to combat Antitrinitarian ideas that were being promulgated in his own area by such preachers as Lukács Egri, who had returned to Eger from Kolozsvár.

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