A History of The Inquisition of The Middle Ages
A History of The Inquisition of The Middle Ages
Volume I
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Penance not Punishment 459
Grades of Penance 462
Miscellaneous Penances 463
Flagellation 464
Pilgrimages 465
Crusades to Palestine 466
Wearing Crosses 468
Fines and Commutations 471
Unfulfilled Penance 475
Abuses.--Bribery and Extortion 477
Destruction of Houses 481
Arbitrary Penalties 483
Imprisonment 484
Troubles about the Expenses 489
Treatment of Prisoners 491
Comparative Frequency of Different Penalties 494
Modification of Sentences 495
Penitents never Pardoned, although Reprieved 496
Penalties of Descendants 498
Inquisitorial Excommunication 500
CHAPTER XIII.
--CONFISCATION
Origin in the Roman Law 501
The Church Responsible for its Introduction 502
Varying Practice in Decreeing it 504
Degree of Criminality Entailing it 507
Question of the Dowers of Wives 509
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I enjoyed this book very well. It was enlightening, well written and informative. Having been raised a Catholic and abandoned it soon after leaving home, began to think that it mattered little what church you were a member of as any cult or club all they want is paying members.
The forcing of thier beliefs on the general population via punishment, fines,etc. all while preaching God's love is rediculous.
I then read The Antichrist (Neitzsche) and that book even added to my thoughts concerning christianity in general. What a scam in making one feel that they "need" a higher power to feel good about themselves.
The forcing of thier beliefs on the general population via punishment, fines,etc. all while preaching God's love is rediculous.
I then read The Antichrist (Neitzsche) and that book even added to my thoughts concerning christianity in general. What a scam in making one feel that they "need" a higher power to feel good about themselves.
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As far as I am concerned and based on what I already read about concerning this topic, the inquisition is one of the darkest, barbarious, outrageous events in the history of the Catholic Church. The Catholic Church claimed to be the authorized embassador of God on Earth however I doubt that may be true. God will never force us to be loyal to him. God will never imposed on us obedience. By means of the Inquisition, the Catholic Church imposed and forced loyalty not to God but to the papacy and in my opinion and based on what I have already studied concerning the papacy, the papacy is a loyal servent to satan, the biggest enemy of Jesus and mankind.
11/23/2012
