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The marriage of Ferdinand of Castile and Isabella of Aragon in 1469 united the major Spanish kingdoms and provinces, and now on-paper created a country! Spain! Yet, regional differences, social ...
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The Goa Inquisition – a forgotten episode
One of the consequences of the Inquisition was the systematic suppression of Hindu practices among converted Catholics Inquisitorial mandates prohibited attendance at Hindu temples It is estimated ...
As outlined in our previous post, there are very few tales as tall as the tales told of the Black Legend of the Spanish Inquisition and Catholic Spain. Among the many, many lies of the Black Legend of ...
The 60-page document lists the dates and locations of autos-da-fé along with the number of victims at each trial. In a historically significant discovery, a manuscript detailing autos-da-fé in the ...
Even those who otherwise know little of the history of the Catholic Church know about the Spanish Inquisition. As a Catholic theologian who has written on the subject of torture, I often face the ...
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