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38 Grotiana (n.s.) 1 (2017)

handle is hein.journals/grotia38 and id is 1 raw text is: GROTIANA 38 (2017) 1-27 'Ef GROTIANA BRILL brili.com/grot Dossier Acceptilatio. Hugo Grotius on Satisfaction Johannes Magliano- Tromp Leiden University j.magliano@fgga.leidenuniv.nl Abstract In 1617, Hugo Grotius had his treatise On satisfaction published. Explicitly directed against Faustus Socinus's 1594 book On Jesus Christ as our Saviour, it purports to con- tribute to the confutation of the Italian scholar's teachings, which in the Netherlands were widely regarded as utterly heretical. The way in which he perceived Socinus, however, was mainly determined by the image of Socinianism as disseminated by its detractors, foremost Sibrandus Lubbertus of Franeker. Grotius did read Socinus's work, but not with much care, and at least unaccommodatingly. The reason for Gro- tius to intervene in this theological debate is often assumed to have been to vindicate his and his ecclesiastical party's views on religion as orthodox, or at least far removed from Socinianism and other heresies. In contrast, it is proposed here to take the ex- plicit motivation in the preface at face value, and assume that Grotius wrote it to refute Socinus on the basis of his juridical, philological, and historical errors, simply because he could, and genuinely abhorred Socinianism as he had learned to under- stand it. Keywords Grotius - Socinus - Socinianism - Lubbertus - Vorstius - satisfaction - sin, punishment and grace ( KONINKLIJKE BRILL NV, LEIDEN, 2017 1 DOI 10.1163/18760759-03800004

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