Inquisition

>>1522876
>What are the most important things to know about them ?
Only about 2,000 people in total were killed [Spanish Inquisition, Henry Kamen]
This kills the anti-Spaniard.

Holy Inquisition was made to root out crypto-muslims and crypto-jews that were commiting terrorism in Spain and less extent Portugal
the Inquisition had preseumption of innocence and a structure of courts
Protestant countries killed more people on religious grounds than the Inquisition because each parish could acuse people and condemn them to death, thousands of gingers were killed in protestant countries
fucking heretics

read Kamen

>>1523215
>Catholic atrocities are either in self-defense or committed by rogue Catholics who don't represent the true faith
>The entire Protestant movement bears the blame for atrocities committed by any Protestant congregation, regardless of whether they were "legally justified through trial" or not

>>1523296
Yes.

>>1523215
>>1523296
Please spare me your religious wars and try to answer the questions. I'm mainly interested by the administrative organization behind it, the power inquisitors were granted and the modus operandi they used.

It seems that they used torture far less than in popular opinion, so did they actually try to establish the guilt of the accused in a factual manner ?

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>>1523126
What about torturing. Was it something like the greeks did, where instead of killing you they cut out your tongue/poke out eyes/chop of some bits?

>>1523332
If you're so interested try looking it up yourself, dibshit.