„Einem irrenden Papst Widerstand leisten ist soviel wie dem Herrn Christus gehorchen.“
— Jan Hus
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Jan Hus
Geburtstag: 1369
Todesdatum: 6. Juli 1415
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Jan Hus , auch Johannes Huss genannt, war ein christlicher Theologe, Prediger und Reformator. Er war zeitweise Rektor der Karls-Universität Prag. Als er während des Konzils von Konstanz seine Lehre nicht widerrufen wollte, wurde er auf dem Scheiterhaufen verbrannt. Die nach Jan Hus benannte Bewegung der Hussiten geht zum Teil auf sein Wirken zurück.
Neuere Forschungen geben den 1. Juli 1372 als Geburtsdatum an.
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antiker griechischer PhilosophZitate Jan Hus
„Der Papst ist ein Bischof wie ein anderer Bischof über sein Bistum und nichts weiter.“
— Jan Hus
Glaubensartikel, überliefert von Siegmund Meisterlin: Chronik Nürnbergs
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„I call God to witness that all I have written and preached, has been to rescue souls from sin. There can be no turning back. My Lord walked the path of truth and duty, even though it took Him to Calvary. Can I, one of his humble followers, turn back now? To witness to God's truth is more important than life. Joyfully then, will I confirm with my blood all the writings and preachings of truths that I've held. Into Thy hands, O Lord, I commit my spirit.“
— Jan Hus
Dying words before John Hus died singing, being martyred July 6, 1415
„O holy simplicity!“
— Jan Hus
Quoted in The Routledge Dictionary of Latin Quotations (2005) by Jon R. Stone, p. 188
Spoken by Hus as he was being burned at the stake and saw an elderly peasant adding wood to the fire, as
„It is better to die well, than to live wrongly (...) who is afraid of death loses the joy of life; truth prevails all, prevails who is killed, because no adversity can harm him, who is not dominated by injustice.“
— Jan Hus
Quoted in John Huss: His Life, Teachings and Death, After Five Hundred Years (1915) by David Schley Schaff, p. 58.
Jan Hus in Letter to Christian of Prachatice, probably the most influential of his quotes, first adopted as the motto by Hussite warriors, centuries later this motto was inscribed on the banner of the Presidents of the Czechoslovakia and now (in Czech translation) is inscribed on the banner of the President of the Czech Republic.
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„God is my witness that I have never taught or preached that which false witnesses have testified against me. He knows that the great object of all my preaching and writing was to convert men from sin. In the truth of that gospel which hitherto I have written, taught and preached, I now joyfully die.“
— Jan Hus
Jan Hus (1415); quoted in: Encyclopaedia Britannica: A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and General Literature, Volume 12, 1891, p. 401
„Even a most evil man is better than the devil!“
— Jan Hus
pp. 201-202; Jan Hus in Booklet against the Cook-priest in response to the rival priest who swore that Hus is worse than any devil.
„The people from Prague and other Czechs should be whipped who speak half Czech and half German (...) And who could enumerate how the Czech language has already been corrupted, so that the true Czech hears they speak, but he does not understand them. And from that arises envy, anger, conflict, strife and Czech humiliation.“
— Jan Hus
pp. 190-191.
