The Way of the Inquisitor

Pagans are people or groups with different views from the Catholic Church. Before the middle of the 11th century, the judicial process was called a trial. As the heretical threat to the church increases, a new system is established and the Inquisition Officer becomes that system. The Inquisition takes many forms and is done for a variety of reasons, but the preservation process of the record will not change by part of the hearing. At first glance simple work will be the best tool for pagan beliefs.

In 1535, Cisneros admitted the power of the interrogator to all the bishops of the "Indian archipelago" in 1517, but the title of the apostolic investigator was officially handed to the bishop Zumaraga of Mexico. Other investigators were named in parallel in the second half of the 16th century to fulfill their function. The century Inquisition was established in Cartagena in 1610, enacting the Royal Decree of Mexico and Lima in 1569. Its main purpose is (1) depravity of customs (curse, immorality, magic, civic or rude to the church authorities etc.), (2) heresies (religion or politics), (3) Jewish beliefs and customs It is the fight of. In the 16th century, 902 lawsuits were handled, 600 were convicted and 17 were executed. The total number of people killed was estimated to be around 100 people. Among all of these, it is basically successful

The church used the brainwashing strategy to reach the highest point of the Inquisition in the 15th and 16th centuries. The criteria used by judges to judge who is sued and then asked for confidential reviews is unclear as ambiguous and we can not judge who the next one is. Those who are questioned and forbidden to teach their destinations to family and friends are completely pitied by their judges. During interrogation, if these victims are convicted of heresy or other crimes against the church they will be placed in prison and urged to torture to bring out confessions.