The Spaniard Quietist Miguel de Molinos

Spanish gentleman Miguel de Molinos I. Since its origins, the church has been attacked by heathens and its heresy. And it caused many controversies and divisions. However, many confrontations are the result of heresy. In some cases it is due to ambition of power, lack of morality and intrigue, and lack of wisdom and poor theological understanding. An example of a mixture of the above elements is the Spanish quiet Miguel de Molinos of the 17th century.

What is the real motive Molinos recognizes his "guilt"? Molinos once said: 'The real silentist is always in the quiet and calm and gratifying view of Gretz, and exceptional elegance in the most severe and painful torture. There is no news to make them happy, there are no events that make them feel sad. Are Miguel de Molinos trying to match his completely passive mystical teachings? Or is he really guilty? Is Molinos the victim of the Jesuits? His fall was "a conspiracy of a corrupt cleric, if they generally adopt a simple and simple dedication method, will they lose their lives?" Does he have other options other than admitting his crime? Is martyrdom his only choice?

An example of a mixture of the above elements is the Spanish quiet Miguel de Molinos of the 17th century. The church condemned Molinos with heresy and immoral misconduct. His main work is LaGuía Espiritual ("spiritual guide") on the index of the church, Molinos himself "wearing confession clothes eternally advocate beliefs and one third of beads and repent four times a year "

Miguel de Molinos was accused of being infidels and immoral. He was judged by the Roman Catholic Church and convicted. However, the lack of historical evidence makes people suspicious of his responsibility. Only God, the supreme judge, can tell the mysterious situation of the Middle Ages.