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14174dm
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Message 118 of 218 (795536)
12-14-2016 12:52 PM
Reply to: Message 111 by Faith
12-13-2016 2:12 PM


Re: Denying the facts means imputing false personal motivations to knowers of the facts
The witch burnings were part of the Inquisition.
Did you know that King James VI & I of England (yeah the King James Bible guy) was a proponent and author in the detection, trial, and execution of witches? This included the torture to obtain confessions which then led to burning. Check Daemonologie as his work. Daemonologie - Wikipedia
Witch hunts were big deals throughout Europe and Colonial America, both Protestant and Catholic.
Witch-hunt - Wikipedia

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14174dm
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Message 166 of 218 (795741)
12-15-2016 2:27 PM
Reply to: Message 141 by Faith
12-15-2016 9:41 AM


Re: Denying the facts means imputing false personal motivations to knowers of the facts
You mean the trials such as the rack and the iron maiden? Did they try the Huguenots before slaughtering them at the St. Bartholomew's Day Massacre? Did they conduct a trial before going to the Waldensian villages and slaughtering them? Perhaps there were some trials, of course.
The Protestant witch trials in Salem and the North Berwick (which King James attended and included in his book) involved torture.
The methods to kill witches used by both Protestants and Catholics were horrendous and barbaric.
I don't know why you hammer so hard on the sins of the Catholics but ignore the sins of the Protestants. Humans are humans with examples of saints and sinners in every group you look at.
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14174dm
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Message 215 of 218 (795804)
12-16-2016 12:54 PM
Reply to: Message 181 by Faith
12-15-2016 4:04 PM


Re: Denying the facts means imputing false personal motivations to knowers of the facts
The RCC murdered something like fifty million Protestants over the six hundred years of the official Inquisition
Fifty million? Quick internet search gives multiple sources of numbers in the tens of thousands. You'll have to come up with reliable sources before I believe a number that enormous.
The Protestants did some indefensible things too but on a minuscule scale by comparison
Seriously? Native Americans? African slaves? Irish Catholics? Especially during the Potato Famine?
This string of posts is off-topic and should be in another thread.

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