The Peacemaker of the Reformation

Ephraim Emerton describes Martin Bucer's reaction to the writings of Michael Servetus:

Bucer in Strassburg, often known as the Peacemaker of the Reformation, seems at first to have listened with some patience, if not actual interest, to the Spaniard's vagaries, but now, having read his book, he publicly declares that such a man ought to be disembowelled and torn to pieces.

Not all peacemaking is created equal.