Why The Inquisition Was Awesome, Actually

[@jamememes4114]

"I appologize for what you're about to see, but it's necessary." Damn I was not prepared.

[@theresefrancis9283]

Same...Same.

[@goofygrandlouis6296]

The non-binary god ? You mean you didn't know ? 😅

[@holdingsteadfast]

An automatic Jesus prayer after seeing all that 😳✝️

[@lestinmurillo2566]

that's why i can't take blacks seriously when they say they're catholics

[@jaybleu6169]

@@goofygrandlouis6296 I'm pretty sure God says outright that "he" is neither male nor female in the Bible. It's merely a human tradition to refer to God as male.

[@oiausdlkasuldhflaksjdhoiausydo]

As a Spaniard, i know first hand how prevalent the Spanish black legend is. Nothing we can do right now. Spain is humiliated beyond comprehension… but people like you are doing the lord’s work. Thank you so much.

[@Projolo]

They are more humiliated now with current Spain.

[@pikapi6993]

the leyenda negra is only known among the people that are educated in spanish history, which is a tiny minority outside of spain. I bet that most peope who hate the inquisition don't even know that they mostly hate the spanish inquisition. To them it's all the same. (New Atheist don't care about fine details). Here in Europe when we think of Spain, we think of vacation, the debts with the EU, art and architecture, burning forests, flamenco, FC Barcelona, Tapas, maybe Franquismo etc. So a mix of good and bad things. The leyenda negra is dead I would say. I don't think anyone believes in it today.

[@MyMy-tv7fd]

Protestants used to protest about the Inquisition until some chap named Napoleon Bonaparte gave the pope and his forces a good kicking in Italy, then forced the pope to sign the Treaty of Tollentino, making his give up some of his claims to parts of France and make concessions. Then this Napoleon fellow marched his forces into Madrid, Spain, and started the end of the Spanish Inquisition. Well done Napoleon.

[@marvalice3455]

​@@pikapi6993in Latin America they do.

[@carlos-zr1pt]

They only killed fity people thats 14 a year

[@legodavid9260]

The problem is when people try to bring up various past historical events as "proof" that Christianity itself causes harm to society, those people really don't understand how past societies functioned. The Chruch was seen as the force that united a society and gave people their idenity. Nobody belived in freedom of religion back then. Each society was unified under its reigion, and to reject it was seen as disrupting the society's balance. The problem is we often impose our own 20th century ideals on old socieites, and fail to realize that such ideals simply did not exist back then. Building the Western Civilization as we know it today took centuries of trial and error.

[@marvalice3455]

And it's taken centuries to unmake as well

[@davidhawley1132]

Yes, our understanding of religion is a product of the secular West, with its roots in Christianity's internalizing of the service of the divine.

[@benjaminthibieroz4155]

True. People back then often trusted and respected the Church far more than the local ruler.

[@Arcessitor]

And our society is in shambles, so there's that.

[@yusufardagures5490]

*Nobody in the Chrstian community believed in freedom of Religion.

[@daswordofgork9823]

It is also funny that they were the one’s responsible for creating the idea of innocent until proven guilty.

[@Rildar]

Yup, the bar for a conviction was especially high during the Spanish Inquisition, particularly when concerning cases of alleged witchcraft; they took every accusation with a very large grain of salt, as the Catholic authorities were well aware that many people accused others of witchcraft solely out of dislike or to get personal benefit from their conviction.

[@Fugitive685]

Genuine witchcraft is actually really rare to come by back then, and even more so in this era.

[@johnnotrealname8168]

Well inquisitorial processes did in the Medieval era. The Inquisition kept that though.

[@johnnotrealname8168]

@@Rildar Unfortunately there was a case of witchcraft prosecutions in the Basque region but the Inquisitors soon realised their errors too late for some but at least it stopped.

[@uberhaxorzskelletor]

​@@Rildarjust because they took accusations with a heavy grain of salt doesn't mean there's a high bar to convict someone of witchcraft. Even if they were fair the thing they were charging someone with is ridiculous.

[@frabi10124]

Call me a radical, but a modern Inquisition would be even more awesome

[@arandomcrusader6707]

Heck yeah

[@rufst]

A European Inquisition would save Europe from degeneration and miscegenation...

[@Projolo]

The inquisition has never stopped.

[@chico9805]

@@Projolo It clearly did., unfortunately. We must bring it back.

[@aoeu256]

Who will it be against?

[@hansdelbruck8286]

Modern heresy is not only morally wrong but also cringe

[@michaelbarry1664]

Unfathomably cringe

[@random_the_man]

Yes my brother

[@shmigo.gambino]

how is it morally wrong bro wtf how did people like you keep that 11th century mentality in the 21st century? you just say shit, what happens to your brain when you do some research and found out yahweh was a pagan god ? and jehova is the Iovis which is a name for the God Jupiter?

[@Aziz.500]

I am cringe and cringe is me. We are one

[@stephencooper5040]

“Morally wrong” is not quite strong enough wording… how about “evil”

[@casteddu6740]

I did not expect *a video about* the spanish inquisition

[@1685Violin]

Nobody expected *a video about* the Spanish Inquisition.

[@Felice_Enellen]

@@1685Violin Everyone did, however, expect these comments.

[@casteddu6740]

@@DudeNamedDuncan I was referencing a famous Monty Python sketch

[@TheSrSunday]

You deserve the comfy chair, and the soft cushions!

[@carlos-zr1pt]

@@casteddu6740let him cook

[@sashimiPv]

After watching the Paris olympics, I started to sympathise with the Holy Inquisitions methods of dealing with heresy!

[@forcabrasil6128]

Every Christian hides in himself a Muslim.

[@Thundersgaming]

​@@forcabrasil6128 you should get your brain scanned for tumors

[@pianoplayer2260]

​@@forcabrasil6128You mean every alt right Catholic.

[@radug9594]

Pathetic

[@streptococo4735]

The heresy they created? You are being fooled and manipulated

[@arriba_teruel]

I'm from spain. And I have to say that we need more english media debunking all the black legend about spain. thank you so much. conquest of the americas next?

[@TchHry]

I've had a theory for a while now and love your Spanish perspective on it: Was the reaction and behavior during the reconquista, a more controlled response to the way that Catholics were treated during the Moorish occupation?

[@savvapiston1774]

My brother in Christ. That would not go well.

[@enovos3138]

I agree and I would love that

[@professorclaymore6458]

We need some conquistadors and inquisitors over here

[@TheSrSunday]

@@TchHry Christians used to be slaved by the Muslims, so self-defense was another good reason for Reconquista. Look at the plight of the Christian minorities in countries like Egypt or Pakistan now.

[@papermind4010]

I’ve heard “we need another plague” and “we need another crusade” but never “we need another inquisition”

[@john_michaelz1823]

Lmao nailed it. Shit is wild

[@tateranus4365]

soon enough we will have a crusade against communism... there ain't a country on this planet that can stand up to the US marine corps...

[@CliffCardi]

You forgot to mention how the Spanish Inquisition gave the accused a 30 day’s notice before being brought into questioning, so there was no unexpected arrivals like Monty Python would have you believe.

[@samnunnink7575]

Still is a funny bit though

[@kieranadamson3224]

​@@samnunnink7575exactly, they were just being funny. And they succeeded. A lot of modern woke historians either don't know or don't care nowadays though.

[@atheisticgreyblob3284]

So true, you got 30 days to surrender yourself to endless torture via the hands of an Inquistor. So enlightened, much egalitarianism.

[@judahmarquis8702]

​@@atheisticgreyblob3284gald the French revolution atheist just blew you apart for being Christian tho, killed more than the Inqusition that's for sure

[@samnunnink7575]

@@atheisticgreyblob3284 Very funny

[@peterosmanski7466]

The secular liberals, who are the first to criticize the Church, are conducting their own inquisition right now. Stray from their woke agenda and you get cancelled. Misgender someone and you're arrested for a hate crime. Wokism is the secular religion.

[@kl41256-p]

Inquisition can apply to anything involving an investigation.

[@alyassuppaleridhil7892]

​@@kl41256-pwhich is ironic cuz they've all "criticized" the whole Inquisition when they're doing the same.

[@througtonsheirs_doctorwhol5914]

atheism is the only reality... religious people in 2024 are kids refusing to grow up. pERIOD.

[@1495978707]

It's the typical strategy. Accuse others of what you're doing

[@ichibanmanekineko]

Communism

[@Very_Silly_Individual]

I've always had a feeling the inquisition was a bit more nuanced than we had been told.

[@Valganas]

You can probably apply that to any event or period of history that is presented as an "atrocity" ... especially when it is an opportunity to attack Christianity or Western Civilization in general.

[@Very_Silly_Individual]

@@Valganas Definitely. Although I think it can go the other way as well. Where some seemingly epic events were actually terrible atrocities. Like the Mongol empire.

[@chico9805]

@@Very_Silly_Individual Indeed, and even that overt evil had somewhat of a silver lining; Pax Mongolica and the Silk Road, which led to the Reformation and Renaissance.

[@aoeu256]

@@Valganas Can't you say that about everything in general

[@Honorable_Asshat]

​@@Valganas I'll go out on a limb here and also say that things that we've been told were "good" often had quite horrid issues that were selectively omitted - such as the French Revolution.

[@MichaelMoore-no9ly]

You are exactly right. People who criticize the Inquisition also criticize the contemporary Church for allowing sexual abuse. Yet it was precisely the Inquisition who investigated and prosecuted priests who sexually abused their parishioners.

[@SamBrockmann]

So, it's fine, because the Inquisition, while keeping the priests from being child diddlers, also made sure to kill some Jews for... being Jewish.

[@Pres44]

The Inquisition was more of a clean house than anything else.

[@celsus7979]

No, i criticize the inquisition for the barbaric torture and execution of 1000s of people who did nothing more than debate what christianity and government should be like. My country was formed out of outrage over those murders, in a long war to get free from the catholic oppression and inquisition.

[@thomaskeane6076]

I love that you just gloss over the fact that hundreds of innocent people were tortured and executed without any justification. I also love this comment pretends like the Inquisition was about priests who sexually abused their parishoners. Christians love to warp history to fit their narrative because you know y''all have been on the wrong side of history for a very long time.

[@jameseverett9037]

They want it both ways. They need religion to be "bad" regardless of what it does. If it allows anything, it's bad for allowing it, and if it punishes anything it's bad for punishing people. This state of damned if you do and damned if you don't viewpoint is what's called an "agenda", which has really little-to-nothing to do with what the person is complaining about.

[@thomasmcgrath6875]

I believe our generation’s knowledge of the Spanish Inquisition comes from Monty Python and Mel Brooks.

[@nicky5683]

I actually expected a comment like this, which was to be expected.

[@garethaustin3137]

@@nicky5683 NOBODY expects the ... oh, you know where I'm going with this.

[@Ukitsu2]

And in turn, theirs was from the English black legend aimed at Spain; created back when England was the underdog in trade to the New World.

[@misterpotato427]

Those films have to be burned.

[@througtonsheirs_doctorwhol5914]

no, it comes from seing modern religious encroachment on societies from the 1920s to 1960s. In quebec we finally kicked out the mongoloid reatarded christian church from government. Atheism is not yet here,. but secular society is 1 step towards adult hood and atheism

[@josephcallan3430]

'A number of posters here have enquired about a BBC documentary about the Spanish Inquisition: it's titled "The Myth of the Spanish Inquisition", it is still available, and can be downloaded. The video quality is not good (from 1994?) but the audio can be easily understood. It runs for about 46 minutes. There's another video by the same name by a priest, and it runs for almost 90 minutes. There are others, as well. Thank you, Pax Tube for giving us this documentary, and may God bless you for it!!!

[@jpbeauregard3964]

Can you imagine the look on a Medieval Inquisitor if he time travelled to the church today?

[@tarielkaroldan4106]

He'd be very happy with the bigotry, intolerance and sick sadistic wishful thinking that christians still spouse today

[@fabrice1013]

​@@tarielkaroldan4106dude fr these ppl scare me everyone here is fucking delusional

[@ChadShotgunApe]

​@tarielkaroldan4106 in other words, you're ignorant and have no idea what you're talking about

[@biankapaloma]

​@@tarielkaroldan4106"bigotry, intolerance and sick sadistic whishful thinking that christians atill spouse today".... your lack of self awareness is uncanny....😂😂😂

[@anim8dideas849]

nah he'd be loping heads off for apostasy and blasphemy, yelling deus vult.@@tarielkaroldan4106.

[@shadowsteppah]

Everyone mentions the Inquisitions. But not a single soul ever mentions all the Catholics martyred by protestants in Europe during their revolutionary conquest.

[@adrianshephard378]

Or even the protestants, orthodox, and catholics martyred across the world such as Mexico, the Soviet union, Indonesia, the ottoman empire, or all the colonies in Africa and Asia. The Indonesian communists butchered people left and right after WW2.

[@benjaminthibieroz4155]

Nor all the purges protestant conducted among THEMSELVES on religious matters...

[@EvilHomer101]

The reformation was not revolutionary l, it was by definition conservative taking the faith back to scriptural root. It's hilarious that papists charge Luther with theological innovation where the church's doctrine of indulgence and salvation by works are both heretical innovations.

[@NGCS-ej4lz]

"Catholics martyred by protestants in Europe during their revolutionary conquest." *Worlds smallest Violin* And what of the so-called native "Pagans" of Europe?. Christianity is a Jewish Sect, a Middle EASTERN Religion.

[@danielboone8256]

Protestant is an umbrella term. As a Baptist, I’d be more than happy to condemn any official Lutheran or Reformed murders of my brothers in faith.

[@59Gretsch]

Ironically a number of years ago at the BBC did a special on this exact topic of Spanish inquisition and they found exactly the information you presented here. According to the BBC these myths have prevailed for centuries because they are all sourced back to just a few writers whose claims don’t stand up to the historical record.

[@jirislavicek9954]

I am sure that documentary wouldn't be aired today.

[@barbsaw7002]

do they as well found why they burn on the stake millions of "heretics" ? Shame on ignorant ,arrogant idiots who praise murderous organization

[@gratefulguy4130]

​@@jirislavicek9954Absolutely not. Wish he'd mentioned the name if he knew it. That must be preserved!

[@terraconensis2317]

Catholicism is not Christianity. It is a pagan Roman Babylonian religion with biblical names. It is the Whore of Babylon of Revelation 17. They replaced the authority of the Bible with the authority of the Pope{Antichrist). It is Idolatry, Sorcery, Pick pocket Purgatory, Mary Worship, Pope Worship, Saint Worship etc. The Church of Roman killed 50 million bible believers for the 1260 prophetic years they were in power.

[@eugenetswong]

We don't need to find the source of the accusers because they are deliberately attacking us. They could literally just make up stuff and the narrative would still be the same.

[@enigmaodell6806]

It’s a bit like what CS Lewis said, “people denounce the witch hunts as evil, but don’t believe in witches. if someone was using deals with wicked, otherworldly powers to harm their neighbors, this, if anything, deserves the death penalty.’

[@AW27007]

Crusaders For Christ

[@theredknight9314]

Deus vult

[@user58553]

Deus Vult

[@fatstrategist]

Deus Vult (I’m a Protestant)

[@jojolocoblue1548]

AMEN Deus Vult

[@user-il7lz7my1g]

You lost lmao

[@YrbRMA]

I recently discovered your channel through the crusades video and was pleasantly surprised. A Catholic KZbinr with a good level of video editing that deals with historical issues openly and above all in English (a language in which there is generally a pro-Protestant perspective). I liked your videos about the Spanish Civil War and even though you left out part of the horror caused by the Republicans, although in general you showed it great, I think that in general you should read about the Black Legend created by the Netherlands and England about Spain and Catholicism. With this video about the inquisition, I understand that you have notions about it and I want to see it, but in general, Spain from the Reconquest to the 18th century has been the greatest defender of Catholicism and the best example that the Counter-Reformation brought about many advances and Catholicism championed world progress in many aspects.

[@voxangeli9205]

@@thekickanoragm8559, like what? Tell us samples of his historical inconsistencies and biases, pls...

[@YrbRMA]

@@thekickanoragm8559 I find this channel interesting not because it covers topics I'm unfamiliar with or leads me to discover eras about which I don't already have a notion. I myself am a historian and know most of the data it presents. What I find intriguing about this channel is that it offers a perspective rarely seen among historians nowadays, particularly from a Western point of view. Currently, viewing history from a religious perspective within the historian community is not very common, and even rarer from a Catholic viewpoint. Most historians in English-speaking countries or in Europe who approach history from a religious standpoint tend to do so from a Protestant perspective. The history recounted in Protestant countries is also heavily influenced by the propaganda exercised by them throughout history, and the same history from a Catholic perspective remains less known. However, history cannot and should not be disguised. History must be treated from an objective standpoint, and this can only be achieved through consulting historical archives and various contemporary sources. It should not be constructed based on personal beliefs, which is something many historians attempt to do nowadays by imposing current morals on past eras.

[@Goober543]

@@thekickanoragm8559 "i dont believe this catholic history video because it's told by a catholic" fucking dunce. Here, you're not the majority. You're not going to get heckin wholesome kaiserino updoots for just lying lol.

[@YrbRMA]

@@1685Violin I haven't seen his video response to PaxTube, but I know that individual, and I have no respect for him. I know him from a series of posts he made on Twitter, where he made outrageous claims about the conquest of America in response to a video game that allowed players to choose between playing as Native Americans or Spanish conquistadors. In these statements he made, verbatim, he said, "If you support the Spanish conquistadors, you are genuinely evil." And he made two other completely historically inaccurate claims. He said the Spanish conquest killed so many people that it changed the world's climate. And he also claimed that the Spaniards created modern racism. Right now, you can't find those comments he made since his Twitter account has been suspended. However, in that post, I wrote an extensive thread pointing out the errors he had made and criticizing his claim of being a historian, because you cannot be a historian and make such statements without being humiliated. Because a historian relies on historical facts, and a historian cannot make such subjective and erroneous statements about history. It's incredible how you can call yourself a historian and claim that the Spaniards created modern racism, or present the conquest of America as a genocide. First of all, the main cause of death among Native Americans was a virus that didn't exist in America but did in Europe, and it would have inevitably arrived there, whether the Spaniards arrived first or any other European country later. Then, how can you present the Spaniards as creators of modern racism if you consider such important historical facts as the creation of laws by Queen Isabella of Castile for the natives, something never seen before in a similar conquest? It was indeed an unprecedented conquest, with the aim of converting the natives to Catholicism, in which they were not tolerant, but it also sought to protect the native population. All of this must be understood in the context of the 16th century. How can you present the Spaniards as creators of modern racism, when after this law created by Isabella of Castile, you have Charles I of Spain and V of Germany slowing down the conquest until he was certain it was moral and that Isabella's law, which he slightly adjusted, would be upheld? How can you, proclaiming yourself as a historian, ignore the intellectual movement that emerged from the University of Salamanca in 16th-century Spain and the Catholic movement of the Jesuits, also created in Spain, which stated that people educated under the same values and system were equally capable? This idea is presented, among others, by Juan de Acosta in the context of the 16th century. In comparison, for example, we have David Hume, a British philosopher from the 18th century, two centuries later, who spoke about the superiority of the white race. Then, this historian made such a statement, disregarding all these facts that, as a historian, you cannot overlook, but he did, in order to present his narrative of oppressed and oppressors. Obviously, history cannot be painted in any single color, neither in black, as the history of Spain has been portrayed, nor in pink, as some sectors in Spain have tried to paint the entire conquest of America as if it were something marvelous or perfect, which is not the case either. It cannot be denied that some Spanish soldiers and envoys to America committed atrocities there as individuals, because they were ultimately disobeying the highest authorities of the Spanish Empire, which were the monarchs. Therefore, it was not something instigated by the Spanish authorities. These abuses that occurred at certain moments, in certain territories of America by some Spaniards, were isolated incidents and were not endorsed by the Spanish authority. And is there any better proof of this than to verify how Spaniards themselves wrote about these abuses carried out by individuals or Spaniards sent to America? Is there a better proof that they were denouncing the failure to comply with orders at certain times and by certain groups of people on behalf of the Spanish monarchs? It's incredible how, as a historian, you can ignore these facts. Fredda didn't understand anything. He completely ignored that the Spanish Empire, like the Roman Empire, didn't simply aim to exploit the resources of America to enrich the Iberian Peninsula. In fact, during the Viceroyalty period, cities like Mexico City, Buenos Aires, Lima, etc., were much more prosperous than any city in the Iberian Peninsula, and the standard of living was better. Also, during the Viceroyalty period, life in Spanish America was much better than in the rest of America, controlled by other European empires, and the cities were more prosperous. Spain built cities in America similar to Spanish cities, with their squares, churches, schools, and established a large number of universities. Spain shared all the technology it possessed with the conquered lands, their language and their faith. It also cannot be denied that a lot of Spaniards married Native American women. This may seem like a minor fact, but it is not, because as I have already pointed out, the mentality of the Spaniards was not racial; there was no racial discrimination. Therefore, you cannot make the declaration that Spain created modern racism when a lot of Spaniards married Native American women. Considering that the Spaniards who went to America were a great minority, a small number, you cannot ignore the fact that if Spain could conquer America and defeat the empires that existed there, it was thanks to the support of all the tribes suffering from oppression under these empires. You also cannot overlook the fact that the Spaniards were seen, both by tribes and inhabitants of existing empires, as gods due to the ignorance that existed in pre-Columbian America. Therefore, you cannot make those kinds of statements. I asked Fredda what he thought about the Aztec Empire, what he thought about their practice of hunting humans for use as sacrifices to their gods. For instance, the Aztec god Tlaloc, the god of rain, demanded the sacrifice of infants under one year old. Several gods in the Aztec Empire required the hearts of the sacrificial victims to be ripped out while they were still alive. Cannibalism was commonplace. There were numerous ritual sacrifices performed each year, and according to Mexican historians, it's estimated that there were around 40,000 human sacrifices annually. You cannot make those barbaric statements about the Spaniards while ignoring the fact that the Spaniards put an end to one of the most monstrous societies in the history of humanity, based on historical facts. I apologize for the lengthy response without directly addressing your question. I will watch Fredda's video responses to PaxTube about the Crusades. However, based on what I know about his historical knowledge and his approach to history, I consider him to be a mediocre historian, an incapable historian. I expressed this to him directly in a comment thread, and although he never responded to my comments, many people, including those who shared his ideas, supported my viewpoint and asked him to respond. That is my current opinion of him. As I mentioned, I will take the time to watch his videos on the Crusades, and if you're interested, I will share my opinion on them as a historian, though I'm not sure if I'll remember to do so. I hope this gives you an idea of my thoughts about this individual.

[@1685Violin]

@@YrbRMA About the lack of racial discrimination, wouldn't the leftists point out the _casta_ system that prevent _mestizos_ and American-born _criollos_ from holding the highest offices in favor of the Iberia-born Spaniards? To be fair though, since it was a feudal system full of nobles, a noble wouldn't he equal to an average Spaniard.

[@AbbysalWarrior]

I was baptized as a Catholic as an infant under emergency circumstances. Thanks to the baptism certificate it provides proof of my U.S citizenry. I thank Nana and God for her foresight given to her by her Catholic teachings.

[@sharkinator7819]

God works in mysterious ways I guess

[@nanashi7779]

What? 😂 youre thankful of your faith because it got you into a country? Why are Christians so corrupted by nationalism

[@rmp7400]

​​@@sharkinator7819 Yes, He is rather smart.🙏🏼☺️🎉

[@revisit8480]

Yes, that's what god wants, to raise another tower of Babel, with people from around ALL OF THE WORLD - I guess he's bored in his work, and doesn't really want you to follow it. It's also nice you aren't thankful for the baptism itself, but rather the "bonus points" provided by it - a damned tower of babel citizenship. - I know my text reads like something nobody wants to hear or agree to, but I'd rather be right and be called an a-hole, rather than dabbing on the creator of this world.

[@SeanWinters]

​@@revisit8480Even a broken Catholic is right twice a day. Still, I hope you've been baptized officially as an adult, by your own choice.

[@Kivlor]

3,000 people "executed" in Spain across the entirety of the centuries of the Inquisition. That's it. Of the 3,000 "executed" 1,500 were "executed in effigy." That is, they built up a human-sized doll, and killed the doll, not the person, then expelled them from the country. That's it. That's the horror/terror of the Inquisition.

[@url4345]

That’s fucking awful. These people’s crime was having a relationship with god that didn’t align with what the majority believed in.

[@Kivlor]

​@@url4345 nah, it's really not as awful as people make it out to be. 1,500 over 300 years is rather miniscule. Hardly the great terror that it is made out to be. ETA: The primary purpose of the Spanish version was to look at "converts" from Islam and Judaism, to ensure they really converted, and weren't just claiming conversion for the social/economic benefits. The didn't run around hunting every non-Catholic to inquire.

[@ant208]

​@@url4345most actually conspired to subvert Spain.

[@MrRaposaum]

Also I suspect that there is irony in even saying that the Catholic inquisitors killed these 3.000 for "heresy alone", because if that heresy included making human sacrifices, sexually abusing children and promoting abortion (as the Catharists did, for example), then they would be executed for those crimes by their local law anyway. The inquisitors then were just responsible to bring those crimes to light from their investigations. If the local authorities would have found out about this crimes without the inquisitors, they would have been killed anyway. Not to say that this would be the case of the full 3.000 mentioned, but I suspect it comprises the vast majority of them.

[@FrancisReyes]

And therefore it was ¨awesome¨?

[@eveningraineclay]

I'll admit, even as a Christian, I envisioned the Inquisition as a bunch of random monks torturing people willy nilly. Thank you SO much for bringing truth to light

[@redblaze8700]

Still doesn't mean that the Inquisition was a good thing. This video is nothing but a whitewash of violent history with a Catholic bias.

[@dr.vikyll7466]

He's a catholic demon worshipper, the inquisition was evil.

[@gigelfrone6592]

That.s the image we all have from the Hollywood (Jewish)movies.

[@aguy2162]

@@gigelfrone6592 you’re crazy dude

[@gigelfrone6592]

@@aguy2162 I'm wrong ?

[@wintersking4290]

One of my history professors in college specialized in researching the inquisition trial records. She was especially interested in the French ones from during and after the cathar heresy. It was really interesting, your numbers are very accurate 20,000-30,000 is probably about the maximum possible. The overwhelming majority of inquisitorial trials resulted in very minor punishments, if any at all. Mostly they were educatory.

[@Carlo_von_Habsburg]

If you call torture education

[@wintersking4290]

@@Carlo_von_Habsburg torture was used significantly less than in civil trials of the same time period. Again it is really basic stuff you're ignoring. He covered that in the video.

[@Carlo_von_Habsburg]

@@wintersking4290 just because some far right Christian covered something in a video doesn’t mean that its true

[@wintersking4290]

@@Carlo_von_Habsburg @Inbreedingprofessional again you can read the scholarly research on it. The inquisition killed roughly 30000 tops in its entire history. Also, if you think he's "far right" you have no concept of what the right is. His takes are pretty moderate. Only a commy could generalize everything right of Mao as "far right". I've seen your name before trying to argue with Ace1918, just give it a rest. You're obviously a commietard, so why don't you actually stop take a breath and listen to what others have to say for a second instead of assuming anything that goes against the communist narrative of history is wrong. Because that narrative is BS.

[@Carlo_von_Habsburg]

@@fedevida1951 I‘m not interested in propaganda

[@odonnell1218]

A funny story about the Inquisition: the Church established what were called Ecclesial jails for those who were accused of heresy, and these jails were well known for treating the prisoners incredibly well. So much so that there are multiple accounts of prisoners in secular jails intentionally blaspheming in order to be accused of heresy and moved to the Ecclesial jails where they’d be treated better.

[@dante_0962]

Do you have the source so I can look it up?

[@jacques-fb6xy]

Well known? What is your sources come from,the domini-canis?Sorry ,i mean the Domini Order!

[@odonnell1218]

@@jacques-fb6xy check out Bearing False Witness: Debunking Centuries of Anti-Catholic History, by Rodney Stark. He’s a non-Catholic historian with excellent credentials.

[@networknomad5600]

​@@odonnell1218 There are reasons to be skeptical of Catholic dogma, but it has little to do with what progs think the reasons are.

[@odonnell1218]

@@networknomad5600 can you get be me examples along with said reasons?

[@marechaldepeteteiii3312]

As a Spaniard, I always be proud of our history. 🇪🇸✝️

[@brewcity2317]

I am too and I'm not Spaniard, no Spanish ancestry. 😄

[@pianoplayer2260]

Are you proud of the failure of the Spanish Armada? I believe God's hand was in that to keep Catholicism out of England.

[@clem8818]

​@@pianoplayer2260England is not a christian nation since a long time ago

[@DjDeadpig]

As a Colombian of Catholic descent, I’m proud to say I’m part Spanish and despite not being a Catholic, happy to follow Christio Catholic values. Me and my family give you our blessings.

[@loganw1232]

Glad you’re interested in Catholicism.

[@DjDeadpig]

@@loganw1232ot entirely interested in the faith itself, however I take social and moral advice from Islam and Christianity as one of my best friends is a Muslim and my mothers side of the family is Catholic.

[@loganw1232]

@@DjDeadpigUnderstand, though the deeper you look, the more clear what is True is revealed. Though not without struggle.

[@DjDeadpig]

@@loganw1232I suppose so

[@Carolus33]

There is no salvation outside the Church. You need to convert to traditional Catholicism if you want to be saved.

[@JK-gx7kd]

I’m Mexican of Spanish decent from my fathers side. This as really good video debunking many if not all the claims about the inquisition and though I no longer consider myself a Roman Catholic. I find this video important in the battle against those that would seek to demonize the Christian faith.

[@marcuskeil420]

God Bless you and your family. Vaya con Dios

[@MaximusAugustusOrthodox]

What are you now? Protestant or just „cultural“ Christian? God bless you and your loved ones. And greetings from an Orthodox Christian from Germany 🇲🇽❤️🇩🇪

[@korionterivers9995]

I mean they do go around torturing, conquering, and enslaving people all in the name of Christianity. What else should people think about them. They are monsters

[@jmrabinez9254]

Why are you defending the Christian Faith even tough you're not a Roman Catholic anymore?

[@MaximusAugustusOrthodox]

@@jmrabinez9254 I think he is still Christian, maybe Orthodox because of his profile picture, looks like an Orthodox Christian Icon.

[@ivanorozco5178]

Finally an English speaking channel that talks about the black leyend or leyenda negra of the inquisition and the participation of the spanish empire in saving christianity. I also recommend the channel Pax Hispánica for any spanish speaking viewers willing to know more about this part of christian history.

[@notkingali1798]

“Saving Christianity” yea by massacring innocent Jews and Muslims in Spain. You people truly are sick individuals

[@longiusaescius2537]

Nice

[@theshivers1967]

"Religious tolerance is a modern idea." That's interesting. History reads rather more subtlety than this. I agree, however, that we all too often judge anachronistically.

[@snokehusk223]

Thank you for defending the faith and the Church.

[@tubeguy4066]

Crazy how Papists always talk about "The Church" and not Christianity

[@buddyfats4768]

​@@tubeguy4066what do you think he meant by the "faith"?

[@snokehusk223]

@@tubeguy4066 "the faith", you know what our fait is? Christianity, Catholicism to be specific

[@RenanGuilherme-xn5gj]

@@tubeguy4066 defending the church is defending christianity, christianity= church founded by christ We are not concerned with defending Judaizers, supporters of sole scriptura or any heresy, if someone concedes that the Catholic Church is doctrinal orthodoxy, it alone is worthy of defense.

[@grandfathernurgle2840]

@@RenanGuilherme-xn5gj Yes If you're not willing for your boys to be toys of priests you ain't a true believer. Clearly the church made by a Roman emperor is the best representation of the faith of 'modesty' and 'forgiveness'. Funny how people argue the right way to worship an imaginary friend.

[@ekstraworszt6792]

As a protestant, I agree. I am no expert, but it seems the inquisitions were mostly a necessary Biblical tool against heresy. We should argue about our theological differences, but obvious heresies such as the woke churches should be denounced by all real Christians.

[@mojus2890]

@@adriant1940 Know what's more cringe? Your whining.

[@sanserof7]

The inquisitions targeted protestants as well you buffoon

[@Rattifant]

Amen brother.

[@hunteroxentine3661]

So we should go in there and just slaughter the lot of them? That’s biblical?

[@IsmaelSantos-xv9qf]

Wokeness is just the current face of Gnosticism. There heretics of the Inquisition's days are still destroying society today, as they've been doing since before the written language.

[@vernixtv253]

Awesome video. I as a czech catholic whole-heartidly support inquisition because of what the Hussite movement and other radical prots done. Glory to the one and holy Catholic church.

[@wrcz]

zrádce

[@kulloth]

You're a very rare species, mate. Cheers!

[@kulloth]

@@wrcz lol

[@Gott.Streitet]

Jan Hus is a Great Teacher, althogh not all his teachings were Biblical, his teachings and critics where Overdue, since the Catholic Institution was realy a point of Ungodly place at his time, and still is

[@snokehusk223]

you are an endangered species in Czechia

[@micahjobbins7041]

We need an inquisition now

[@redblaze8700]

What century were you born in?

[@goodomen5801]

Also a crusader army too with knights.

[@Onlyafool172]

Yes

[@Andthethingwhich]

Thank you for being charitable towards protestants, even if you think that they are cut off from the church Catholic.

[@andreascovano7742]

There is a massive difference between different protestant denominations.

[@Andthethingwhich]

@adriant1940 The bishop of Rome asserts that it is necessary for bishops to seek ordination from him alone. He also asserts that whosoever shall be saved, must be in communion with him. These are the characteristics of the antichrist. For it is written that the antichrist exalts himself above God, while reigning in the Temple of God.

[@xultimasorax]

@@Andthethingwhich The Church is the Body of Christ with the Office of St. Peter at its head. This was established when Christ gave Peter authority over the 12 Apostles, who bacame the first bishops. The early Church was careful about who was given authority to teach. Errors in theology give rise to heresy and apostasy. Heretical bishops were regularly denounced and excommunicated. You don't have the like the Pope personally, but you do have to respect the authority the office entails. I for one, shall not give attention to any old Billy Bob who one day decides he wants to become a bishop. If that's your perogative, then proceed at your own peril.

[@Andthethingwhich]

@@xultimasorax The Office of The Keys was given to the apostles, not just St. Peter. The early Church did not view Rome as the head of the church; the bishop of Rome didn't even attend the second ecumenical council. Bishops are equal to eachother, not even the Roman bishop can claim he is the head of every bishop. God condemned this when our Lord Jesus Christ rebuked the apostled for trying to find out who was the greatest among themselves.

[@gabrielbastos2492]

@@xultimasorax I myself could claim that my foundation is the sequencial enterprise of St. Peter. There is nothing in the Catholic Apostolic Roman Church that ensures direct correspondence with the apostles, despite self promotion. The Roman one isn't even the eldest church, the apostles got on missions all over the world e there was other created first (even not considering the primitive church). The Body of Christ is wherever His Spirit acts, not only in an institution.

[@The157ra]

Thanks for the video - very interesting indeed. However, you leave out one major positive of the Inquisition, which dwarfs all the negatives. . As pointed out in the book "WitchCraze" by Anne Barstow, the Inquisition didn't believe much of the nonsense about witches. So, while tens of thousands of innocent people were being burned at the stake for being witches in Protestant Europe, in Italy the number of witches killed was zero (some got fined) and in Spain the total was six - and the Inquisition later rebuked the Inquisitors that were involved with that case. Regards.

[@Johnathan909309]

As a former Protestant looking into becoming Catholic or Orthodox thank you very much for this brother!

[@Martianig]

This guy watches a show where 17 shower n*ked and he defended it probably not the guy who you want to look to for Catholicism

[@ovider6625]

@@Martianig”17 shower naked” what does that mean? Proof

[@Martianig]

@@ovider6625 he deleted my comment but it’s a show called “we can’t study” and he defended it when it’s a obvious ecchi a guy called “Mar.o” uploaded a video called paxtube is weird and cringe and he goes over it

[@Martianig]

@@ovider6625 kzbin.info/www/bejne/iZ7aaWurmrKea80si=YbcyVNgwo4SefdVR

[@Zer-cn4pc]

Become Orthodox, the Catholic Church is almost as modern as the protestant church today

[@The4Li3N0]

Few weeks ago I had a thought „Inquisition was good”. Thank God I found this documentary

[@r4_in_space]

No tribunal today would allow a guilty person to go about their way if they repented, confessed and converted themselves. The Inquisitions were the most merciful courts you could get yourself into.

[@CindyTemple]

Converting themselves to live a lie in bondage because they were tortured into doing so. Sounds heavenly. And if they DIDN'T repent? Give me a break.

[@shayalynn]

The point is, it’s not moral to forcefully convert someone to a faith. Jesus never did that and He never encouraged for such a process.

[@rmp7400]

​​@@shayalynn Christ did overturn the tables of the money lenders (more violent to them than physical assault ) and used a whip...

[@rmp7400]

​​​@@CindyTemple The primary job of a Christian Monarch is to defend the souls and lives of Christian subjects. No Christians really need live amidst Christians...especially not with horrific blood libel practices of certain anti- Christians. Give US a break!!!!

[@Akutikun]

@@rmp7400 Ummm, not really applicable at all since He was casting out people who were doing this in His Father's house. He wasn't forcibly converting people, He was removing blasphemers from a holy temple dedicated to God. Keep in mind that people would've made this temple and built it to honor their God and these who treat holiness so frivolously to make an income is evil. Nothing to do with forcing people to believe.

[@leonardotunin1521]

Great video! As a catholic, it's always good to see a fellow catholic from the anglosphere (i assume ur from the US). In my country (i live in Brazil), unfortunely, people are distorting the meaning of the faith, not to the extent of the people in the videos u showed in the beggining tho. It's quite commom in big cities (especially those in the northeastern and the state of Rio de Janeiro) to see "christians" mixing african paganism with the christian faith. There is, also, a """catholic"""" doctrine very popular in Brazil called "Teologia da Libertação". The TL is literally a mix of Marxism with the Catholic Teology, and our current president is a follower of this heresy. This has been a great issue and many priests (like Padre Paulo Ricardo) have already denounced this many times. Also, protestant churches (such as the Universal Church) lobby the governent to gain concessions and power. Oh yes, there's the issue of the lack of attendence to Church services (only 10% of the catholics attend church services in a weekly basis) Fortunelly, where i live (a small city in Santa Catarina) people are, still, very loyal to the catholic faith, as are most of the small cities in almost all states. As it's commom for brazilians to say, "sorry for bad english" Que Deus te abençoe.

[@mobber606]

Jesus facilmente seria comunista

[@borginburkes1819]

Interesting how you blame Africans

[@Rildar]

​@@borginburkes1819 Because African and Asian forms of Christianity often intermix local pagan beliefs into their overall faith. He isn't "blaming" Africans, he's calling out a very real and still ongoing phenomenon in parts of the world that turns Christianity into a heretical mix of paganism.

[@ProfessorDreamer]

Pax Tube can you do a video on why The American Revolution really happened and what was the true intentions and goals of the American Revolutionaries.

[@makutas-v261]

(coughmasonrycoughgnosticism)

[@w7lves]

FTN did a bunch of deep dives on the founders. Franklin, Jefferson and Hamilton. American Coup d’Etat is a good start.

[@watariovids1645]

Charles Colombe is a good source on the real causes which were mostly economic interests of the oligarchs of the new world. Also Thomas Jefferson is a complete scumbag.

[@grandfathernurgle2840]

I'm sure he'll conclude somehow it was to establish a catholic nation and purge itself of protestant heresy.

[@makutas-v261]

@@grandfathernurgle2840 It's true for all nations but America has crossed the threshold from heretic to explicitly satanic, it's too late.

[@cbtam4333]

I did my history thesis on the use of torture in witchcraft trials in Early Modern Europe with a focus on a primary text written by a 17-century French legal scholar. Torture was entirely unnecessary as a punishment once it had already been used to elicit the desired confession. At that point the penalty was death. The very fact that torture was used to prove the elements of a crime such as witchcraft, which necessarily presumed all manner of supernatural causes and effects, undermines the whole notion that the evidence being procured in such trials ever approached the high level of proof demanded today by modern Western jurisprudence.

[@fedevida1951]

You might be interested in the role that the inquisitor Alonso de Salazar y Frías had in the end of the witch hunt in Spain. In 1613, after a rather horrible case, that of the Zugarramurdi witches, he carried out an investigation into the interrogations of said case and came to the conclusion that witchcraft was, in reality, a mixture of ignorance, mental problems and feuds between neighbors. Since then, complaints of witchcraft were normally despised in Spain.

[@cbtam4333]

@@fedevida1951 That IS interesting. That inquisitor was pursuing justice as rationally as possible under the legal system as it then existed. Circumstantial evidence tended to be seen as insufficient in capital cases in civil law countries at the time as compared to confessions and eyewitness testimony which were considered the most solid kinds of evidence. Since eyewitnesses were pretty hard to come by in witchcraft cases, and since there was then an extreme fear of supernatural malevolent activity, the demand for confessions was high, and torture helped produce the results that were seen by many as necessary to public safety. Thankfully by the time of the Salem witch trials in New England in the early 17th century, much of the clamor in Europe for trying witches was dying down.

[@AestheticEtiquette276]

Yeah but witches are evil. So, that sounds awesome.

[@cbtam4333]

@@AestheticEtiquette276 You might be a little less enthusiastic if you had been accused of witchcraft on the sparsest of evidence and then tortured into confessing so that you could have an easier death than if you didn’t confess. In other words, once you were merely accused, your execution was almost assured.

[@AestheticEtiquette276]

​@cbtam4333 Oh, I'm okay thanks! I don't do evil stuff or hang out with evil people so I'd be all all good. They only interrogated witches.

[@terrencemoldern2756]

I’m not religious... but I hate people who hate religious people. Especially Christians... I’ve never seen a more beautiful and overwhelmingly positive force in the world. Yet people want to make Christianity out as the root of all evil... honestly just sounds like them projecting their own disgusting world view on the faith. I’m agnostic but have been looking into the faith for a long time and every day I find myself feeling more inclined towards it. For all the folks who also don’t believe. You should really check it out more. There’s a surprising amount of fact and truth that backs up a lot of what the faith preaches. Overall, main thing I want to say is hold onto your faith folks. We need you to guide others towards the light. One of the largest reasons behind mass depression and suicide today is the lack of faith. As I’ve said many times now... “Y’all need church...” Stay strong, much love 👍

[@張洪鈞]

Confess sin and repent to God is not the religious trial, so the Inquisition is wrong. Although the proceedings of the Roman Church are the origin of equity law , religious trial is political trial, unless the trial judge himself obeys the Ten Commandments and humbly confess and repent to God. Otherwise, because of sin, religious court established by any state or church will cause more wrong in the sight of YHWH.

[@MySpineMySpineMySpine]

I like how you're saying this in a comment section where people are asking for another inquisition

[@jonwolff8222]

Another point that could have been made is how the Inquisition saved many people accused of witchcraft during the witch craze that swept Europe. While paranoid villagers were all too ready to execute their innocent neighbors, inquisitors often set them free. At least this was the case in Catholic countries.

[@fabrice1013]

Their '' innocent " neighbors implies that there were real witches and justified witch executions wtf are u talking about

[@GrandRunemaster]

Do you have a source for this claim?

[@Sneakyboson]

​@@GrandRunemasterhey there's this thing called the internet you can use to verify any claims you come across yourself.

[@GrandRunemaster]

@@Sneakyboson What an incredibly ignorant thing to say. Perhaps you are not aware that in Academia, specifically in the field of history, when a claim or statement is made regarding said history, i.e this supposedly happened, the burden of proof is on the person making the claim to provide a reference/source for their claim.. not anyone else's job to find out where they may or may not have gotten their source from🤣 Go back to school bud.

[@garethaustin3137]

Stuck between Inquisitors and Witch Hunters, it doesn't sound like The Good News was doing any good.

[@willwalsh3436]

Though I am Catholic reading Henry Kamen's ""The Spanish Inquisition" was a revelation to me. I had actually read criticism of Kamen's work on the subject by Richard Kagan prior to doing so. While Kagan's critique still qualifies my views on the subject, in general it is not difficult to conclude that the Inquisition was a legitimate institution in the context of the societies where it was established that functioned scrupulously relative to just about any secular system of justice. Moreover, the struggle to strengthen and sustain Christendom of which it was a part never employed the excesses of arbitrary force, or repression of freedom which modern secular ideological states have. I think that it compares favorably even to the actions of more open and pluralistic states seeking to prevent subversion and treason. Perhaps that is why the struggle failed, though I don't think that is a very Christian conclusion. The comparisons made to the excesses of the French Revolution and the modern willingness to kill certain categories of human beings without compunction are most apt. Finally, it might also be worth pointing out that societies where the Inquisition was established seldom experienced witch trials or executions. Examination of the manuals referenced in this video makes it clear why this was so: Inquisitors were taught to be skeptical of accusations of witchcraft or that conduct described as witchcraft was as serious a matter as people are--even today--inclined to believe.

[@wachwanj]

I find it abhorrent that anyone can seek to justify any one person’s death on account of their faith! If this was so beneficial as the narrator points out, would they be okay if we use it against those who believe differently? Are they not teaching the wrong faith??

[@DominatorLegend]

There's just so many lies and exaggerations when it comes to spanish history. Perhaps you might one day also make a video on the "Black Legend" as a whole.

[@1685Violin]

What is the "Black Legend" exactly? The last time I read about it, remnants remain among Whites nationalists and a few neo pagans.

[@JoseMiguel-dv7dl]

@@1685Violin The Spanish Black Legend is the rhetoric of some historians to explain the management of the Americas under Spanish rule as barbaric pillagers throughout the continent, who enslaved and ended many cultures all over the Americas, and attributing all deaths regarding diseases and other causes as if it were murders by the Spanish. This, of course, is not only misleading, but also made up for the most part. While there were some cases of abuse and the systems implemented like the Encomiendas were not the best, they were at least considerate for the time. The black legend spread through the Netherlands and England via the printing press, showing images depicting the Spanish commiting attrocities, tortures, murder, rapes... (conveniently, of course, making the native Americans look white, since they were never in the New World and didn't actually know how the native Americans looked like).

[@Projolo]

​@@JoseMiguel-dv7dlEncomiendas was just the feudal system that was common in europe.

[@JoseMiguel-dv7dl]

@@Projolo You're also not wrong, although to be fair except for the HRE, feudalism was already dying

[@pikapi6993]

@@JoseMiguel-dv7dl and today a similar distortion of European history in general is happening. Today the white man in general is portrayed as pure evil, especially the English/American white man.

[@Tge97]

As a evangelical I support and Expects the Spanish inquisition

[@Carolus33]

There is no salvation outside the Church. You need to convert to traditional Catholicism if you want to be saved.

[@Tge97]

​@@Carolus33 evangelical is a Christian denomination with it being one of the closest to catholic ideologies with extremely minor changes.

[@Carolus33]

@@Tge97 being "close" isn't enough. You need to join and follow the One Church founded by Chris.

[@Arpitan_Carpenter]

@@Carolus33 Extremely and horrifically incorrect.

[@Tge97]

​​​@@DrBasedring myself back into this conversation. Evangelicals do have baptism by water. Which I have been when I was a baby and when I accepted Christ.

[@eeroraute281]

Everyday i gain more respect for catholics

[@y.r._]

So become one!

[@Coalzzz]

God is calling you.

[@like31000]

Catholics like protestants are becoming more progressive as time passes Just listen to what the pope says about the lgbt, global warming and the russo-ukranian war Become orthodox instead, as it is the one true church founded by Christ and is directly descendant from the apostles.

[@bokonoo77]

catholics are more likely to support democracy

[@Wakeup.loseph]

All Non-Traditional-Catholics Shall Die Eternal Disappointments…

[@WebDesignSocal]

If you were an apostolic or primitive Baptist on the receiving end of Papish inquisitions; you wouldn't think it was so awesome.

[@jacobwoods6153]

A primitive Baptist. 💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀

[@SympatheticStrawmanVA]

Sounds like a heretic problem

[@somm150]

@@SympatheticStrawmanVAIncredible argument. I suppose pointing out that the Roman Catholic hierarchy isn’t actually mentioned in the Bible and is a heretical adaption of Roman pagan traditions is off the table too.

[@SympatheticStrawmanVA]

@@somm150 chill man, I was kidding around

[@nathanoppy]

@@somm150naw. Catholic Church is the true church of Christ despite the devils attempt to tarnish the church’s legacy. She still stand me strong after 2000 years. Did you watch the video?

[@karolkos5915]

Wow. As I didn't really study inquisition myself I didn't expect and was surprised by such a low number of executions. I knew it was lower than the public perception but I didn't expect it to be so mild. I guess I was heavily influenced by the public.

[@johnnotrealname8168]

It tended to be below 10%.

[@tafazzi-on-discord]

@@johnnotrealname8168 2.7%

[@johnnotrealname8168]

@tafazzi-on-discord Bruh! Seriously? I knew it was tiny but @#£%! I forgot how lenient they were. It should also be noted not all ended up executed as they escaped (They assumed that if you escaped you were guilty.) so it may not be representative of who was executed.

[@Veylon]

@@johnnotrealname8168 The 2.7% is for executions, not death sentences.

[@johnnotrealname8168]

@Veylon Thank You.

[@NorwoodingSkullMask]

One of these days I'm actually going to expect the inquisition.

[@jameskingston3058]

"Nobody expects the Spanish Inquisition"

[@Cole-ui8bi]

​@@jameskingston3058"NOBODY even expects the Mexican inquisition"

[@longiusaescius2537]

Nice pfp

[@totallyaaron1686]

I'd be interested in seeing your take on the Protestant Reformation, perhaps an entire video dedicated to it.

[@raphaelmohr1965]

let me guess, it was bad

[@oxysz]

I wish we lived in a time where the Church was at the helm of power still and Jesus was revered in America still. Sick of our Lord being a punching bag and mocked in public .

[@LutzWeissmuller]

CHAS BASED

[@Batega_toh_Katega_Hindu_108]

There is no evidence of Jesus fictional imaginary character

[@williamS796]

@@Batega_toh_Katega_Hindu_108except for the gospel, and ancient historians but keep lying to yourself

[@Batega_toh_Katega_Hindu_108]

@@williamS796 No. we aren't blind believer fools. we are seekers of direct experience of truth alone not some human written words claiming "God's words". it's ridiculous. so we will never have problem of lying to ourself that's your belief your business. we do have lot of arts forms as symbolism with deep spiritual meaning behind every symbolism that doesn't means we take them literally as God's words and believe in them that's ridiculous.

[@williamS796]

@@Batega_toh_Katega_Hindu_108 you literally worship cows panjeet

[@stephenhayesuk]

Thanks for this. I have read about the Spanish Inquisition and historians are agreed that the total death toll was around 5,000-over three centuries. Most 'victims' were let off with a fine or even acquitted. Many Inquisitors were using it to fill their pockets by robbing the accused. The Pol Pot Inquisition took place during my lifetime. nobody got a fair trial, 1.7 million were executed, usually by being beaten to death with a shovel or club to save bullets. Pol Pot was a Paris educated atheist. His Inquisition killed a Spanish Inquisition's worth of victims every couple of2 days for 2 years. So when atheists ask about 'The Inquisition', the appropriate response is 'Which Inquisition? The Stalin Inquisition? The Mao Zedong Inquisition? The Pol Pot Inquisition? Oh, the SPANISH Inquisition!

[@GowanMyson]

Atheists aren't going around attempting to defend those things, pal. Meanwhile the virgin who made this video, and all his little minions in the comment section, are trying to justify an institution that employed execution and torture to fulfill it's aims.

[@AUGUSTUSCAESAR-gz1qe]

Your content is always good and knowledgeable, Thank you for defending the Catholic Faith. Viva Cristo Rey!✝

[@TheThreatenedSwan]

The Galileo Affair is also mostly myth. It's kind of funny that modern liberals for whom the two story state has devolved into one project that onto the past.

[@astrobullivant5908]

The true nature of the Galileo Affair highlights the worst aspect of The Inquisition, a belief in the supremacy of dialectic. Galileo was attacked by the Catholic Church for mocking its obsession with dialectic, and he was punished quite a bit for doing so. This was really important because dialectic should be a method of last resort of far as learning goes.

[@TheThreatenedSwan]

@@astrobullivant5908 He wrote a polemic to defend his views based on a philosophical (Platonism) not natural scientific justification. And despite it all he was given an abundance of chances to quit being so disagreeable. Galileo was not proven right. His views contradicted the observations regarding orbits, and he didn't provide a cogent or polite defense

[@marvalice3455]

​@@astrobullivant5908but the entire process of peer review *is* dialectic. Throwing out dialectic to only "last resort" would mean that nobody's conclusions are opposed, even in the sense of just checking, except as a "last resort". That's utter nonsense

[@johnnotrealname8168]

​@@marvalice3455There was no concept of that until much later. Even atheist scientists accept that the Church did little wrong at the time.

[@astrobullivant5908]

@@marvalice3455 Peer review is necessary, but I consider the entire peer review process to be a method of last resort for acquiring knowledge. If we all used peer-review as a primary means for acquiring knowledge, we'd see JSTOR dominate Yelp. Peer-review is slow, inefficient, and often downright confounding. We need it because none of us are capable of avoiding errors, and also because other people are likely to have observed things that either contradict some of what we theorize or supplement it. In the case of Galileo, his peers found isolated flaws in his arguments, and they thought these flaws were sufficient to consider Galileo's heliocentrism to be equal to certain geocentric models in spite of the far more severe flaws in those other models. Thus, had Galileo been able to break with the peer-review process of the day and start a new peer-review system, peer-review would have been greatly improved.

[@TheOneEd83]

There is always a variety of different topics popping in my feed, but I didn’t expect the Spanish Inquisition.

[@tobiasthesecond5605]

I think a lot of people not only get their ideas of the inquisition from any films featuring it, but from any fictional constructs "based" on them like Warhammer 40k's Inquisition/Fantasy's Witch Hunters, Berserk's Holy see, and so on, at face value.

[@colinbielat8558]

Yeah but to be fair to 40k's inquisition, in a setting where malevolent entities exist who constantly seek to subvert society to open literal portals to hell, xenos races who constantly seek to encroach on human territory, or rouge psyckers and preachers who may have certain ideas about their importance, a more heavy handed approach is necessary in such a setting.

[@als3022]

It was hinted at but not added. Spain was under Muslim occupation from the 7th century til the 15ty. The Spanish Inquisition starts right after the last Muslim stronghold is taken out. Now you have occupiers who are not trustworthy. Then the Jews were often clerks for the occupiers. How do you trsut either of them after 7 centuries of occupation? In their eyes it was collaboraters and former oppressors.

[@glory4theking]

Thank you so much for your work, Pax Tube. It's about time someone was bold enough to speak out on these topics. Christ is King!

[@Swagtildawn]

These videos are all over KZbin. If you can't find them, you either aren't using the search bar and are willfully not doing so, so you can paint a narrative you are in the victimized minority. lmao.

[@brandonbaty2291]

@@Swagtildawn if they weren’t ignorant they wouldn’t be so desperate for confirmation bias (or value blind faith in the first place).

[@ohmyduck8101]

I literally clicked this video thinking “yea dragon age: inquisition is way better than people give it credit for!” I do appreciate u tricking me into actually learning something worthwhile though, so thank you.

[@immasword]

Dai is pretty good, not as great as origins but much better than 2. Picked it up for 9 bucks absolute steal

[@Lilas.Duveteux]

The pendulum is incredibly ineffective as an execution tool, and cannot penetrate deeper than the layers of belly muscles. Many instruments of torture attributed to the inquisition not only never existed, but simply cannot exist based on the laws of physics.

[@williamhamilton5868]

Thank you for fighting the demoralization of Christians with the Truth!

[@jimpearson399]

The Spanish Inquisition was all about conversos. And we need another one

[@somehowstillhere8766]

Exactly. A splash of baptismal water doesn't stop a jew from still being a jew.

[@thekickanoragm8559]

​@@somehowstillhere8766Splash of baptismal water does nothing, maybe get you sick, if it's polluted😂. But you can't get a person back from his own beliefs, those are beliefs that have been around their nation longer than christianity was, and in fact Christianity is based on it🤷‍♂️. So it's kind of outrageous, it's as if a jew tried to turn you hebrew. I mean, that wouldn't be correct? Lmao

[@somehowstillhere8766]

@@thekickanoragm8559 that's what I was talking about in my comment.

[@marvalice3455]

​@@thekickanoragm8559what? 1. No. Rabbinic Judaism is not second temple judiasm. In fact, rabbinic Judaism is defined by the lack of a temple, and so no, they are not older than Christianity, Christianity predicts rabbinic Judaism by several decades at minimum. Because both rabbinic Judaism and Christianity are derived from second temple judiasm, you would need a much stronger argument than "they are called Jews though" to say one gets to claim the entire previous tradition and the other doesn't. 2. Even this isn't really true, because the most influential sects of rabbinic Judaism were created in the middle ages and the 20th century. So most Ashkenazi Jews can barely even claim a tradition to the first century 3. Somebody is right, or nobody is. Two controdictory ideas cannot both be right in the same way. And error has no rights. It's immoral to say that error must have all the same rights as truth. We ought to discern which if either side is true, or at least *most true* and prioritize that side. Not invite the satanists to the table too so we can all pretend we are oh so enlightened

[@heraclito3114]

Fact: there were almost no witch hunts in Spain thnaks to the inquisition that didn't allow such superstitions. There was only a big case in Zagarramurdi.

[@verbosequestion]

Im an atheist but I am considering converting to Christianity because I am trying to pursue virtue that I never see promoted in our culture today.

[@grandfathernurgle2840]

Why would you consider accepting religion to become virtuous? As if you can't have certain values without buying into to ancient fan-fic.

[@verbosequestion]

@@grandfathernurgle2840 I never said you had to be religious to be virtuous. Religion is simply a tool and the most common way people pursue it. Calling religions "ancient fanfic" shows your ignorance and cynical bias, when they've laid the moral and legal foundations for every society since the dawn of time.

[@jacobj3933]

@@verbosequestion No no don't you see, there's "instinctual morals and ability to assess nuance!" According to this r°t°✓d this is the default of people, cause ya know, people are just that way, because biology and sh°t. That's all a summary of what he's said in other comments, they're about as strong and legitimate as saying "it just is"

[@grandfathernurgle2840]

@@verbosequestion Using religion to get morals and create a framework is like using a horse as opposed to a car; like sacrificing a goat instead of using medicine to treat a disease. Just because something was used doesn't mean it should be continued to be used especially when many flaws in such systems have been recognized over time. If you want theocracy move to Iran or Afghanistan, see how fun it is living there.

[@jacobj3933]

@@grandfathernurgle2840 Nothing you said is even remotely a rebuttal. You spew out bull sh°t that you expect everyone to accept at face value.

[@theuniverse5173]

Now make a video why the reconquesta was great

[@AW27007]

Beyond great

[@Carlo_von_Habsburg]

Was it great for the muslims?

[@eskombro]

@@Carlo_von_Habsburg They were the invaders. You do not remember?

[@candyjack3659]

Unironically Warhammer 40k is the most accurate example of inquisition in mass media. It's purpose was reconversion and was done to save society from self destructive ideologies.

[@grandfathernurgle2840]

And as equally hypocritical and blind to the reality of our universe.

[@BrBetim]

​@@grandfathernurgle2840 The inquisition in 40k is a necessary force for the cruelty of the universe. People like to point at the classic "Innocence proves nothing", but in 40K context it is true. For instance, suppose you know a guy who knows a guy who is part of a chaos cult. Sure, you may have done nothing wrong, but chaos taint does not care. You may be 100% innocent, but that does not mean that in a decade or so you won't be possessed and cause a system-wide apocalypse because you saw a funny symbol drawn as a tatto on his wrist or somewhere else.

[@dendradwar9464]

Warhammer Fantasy Chaos Gods & cultists = Globalists and useful woke idiots

[@dansmith1661]

Humanity would have died out inside a week without them.@@grandfathernurgle2840

[@thorveim1174]

yeah the 40k inquisition is downright monsruous and cruel out of necessity. Because demons are a VERY real danger, and most poeple dont know what the hell they are doing 90% of the time and end up corrupted without having the faintest clue they even did anything wrong. The 40k inquisition CANNOT afford to let things slide ever, because if they do, far more die.

[@rangerdollins9518]

It’s time for us Protestants to have our own inquisition.

[@pianoplayer2260]

How about just teach the word of God

[@clem8818]

Protestantism did have inquisitions. But they were more bloody and less rational

[@clem8818]

​@@pianoplayer2260how about you learn your own religion's true history?

[@pianoplayer2260]

@@clem8818 Yes, you mean Anglicanism and Calvinism don't you? Any church state religion is an apostate church. Mainstream Protestants are not in the bible believing line like the Waldensians and the Anabaptists.

[@sofeao6300]

You are no joke my favourite youtuber right now, your videos are just so informative and educating.

[@Carlo_von_Habsburg]

Fucking baby shark is more educational

[@hermanjeurissen6367]

And to me, Christianity isn't a religion of peace but a religion of persistence, even in the face of adversity

[@groundzero5708]

Finally someone with a brain .

[@Carlo_von_Habsburg]

The bible literally says love thy neighbor like you love yourself.

[@supahjadi8944]

Loving your neighbor doesn't mean being a doormat. You can see a family member suffering and show them an act of love by praying they get better or taking action. It doesn't entail just allowing bad things to happen to you.

[@felixumukoro4119]

As far as I'm concerned, we need an inquisition right now.

[@marvalice3455]

We are actually in too bad of a state for one. It would be like trying to manage law enforcement in every major city with only the secret service. The amount of clean up that needs doing is so profound that we need to abandon the idea of having a specialist come in, and all turn to cleaning our own hearts. We all have a lot of work to do...

[@tafazzi-on-discord]

@@marvalice3455 We could start with bishops, parrochian priests and professors in catholic universities

[@redblaze8700]

Oh yes, persecuting, imprisoning, torturing and killing people of dissenting beliefs is soo awesome. Even Hitler and Stalin took this lesson to their heart. It would be easy in countries like Spain, France and Italy to purge dissenters as they are majority Catholic nations, but it would be more difficult for Protestant nations were you have many Christian denominations. Take the United States for instance. Since the founding of their Republic it has been a nation consisting of many Christian denominations. So if they were to get their own inquisition, they would first have to agree on which Christian branch/denomination is the one true Christianity. So which one is it?

[@tafazzi-on-discord]

@@redblaze8700 You're wrong. The inquisition is not parallelled by the secret police of dictatorship, it is rather more similar to what we do to flat earthers. You want to believe the earth is flat? Ok, but you can't spread that antiscientific nonsense in schools, or in books that sell themselves as "scientific", and you can't withhold the correct scientific education from your sons and daughters, even if you disagree with it. All democratic countries have systems in place to determine that books that get stuff factually wrong either don't get published or at least they don't end up in educational sections of libraries. This is how heresies ought to be treated. There is no relativism in religion just like there is no relativism in science: some facts are so consolidated that everyone that denies it can be confidently said to be wrong, with certainty, and society should act accordingly. Not by killing them, but by offering correction and most importantly hampering disinformation and misinformation. This is not an infringement of freedom of speech, because you are free to speak your mind under your own authority, but you are not free to keep your audience shielded from the correct view. Your point about "which denomination is the true christianity" is embued in the enlightenment lie that religion is inherently relative: it's not. The correct christianity is the one preached by the One Church founded by Christ in 33 AD. What that church is, and what this preaching is are matters of FACT not of opinion, so the numbers are wholly irrelevant. A good country is the one that accurately assesses the facts, not one that listens to popular mistakes. If most americans ended up flat earthers, that would not justify the state in teaching that falsehoods in school, or even allowing children to be shielded from the correct view. And now that we're at it, let's talk about it: which church is the true church and why? Is it the methodist, the baptist, the pentecostal church?

[@CaptainFritz28]

​@redblaze8700 I see... you didn't watch the video. Also, France is majority Athiest, and has more Muslims than Christians. Nowhere in Europe is REALLY majority Catholic. (I say that as a protestant).

[@DandoPorsaco-ho1zs]

"...as dangerous groups to their society." This is more true than ever today.

[@belliott538]

I’d be down with a Modern Inquisition… But I’d be worried about my Wife… I think she’s a Witch… We went swimming two days ago and she Floated! It nearly broke my heart.

[@redblaze8700]

Lol! And I know someone who might be secretly a Jew or Muslim because they don't like pork.

[@machovalkarie7896]

Lmao 😂

[@t0ph4t1]

*DID SHE TURN YOU INTO A NEWT???*

[@belliott538]

@@t0ph4t1 Not at all… I was Newt! A perfectly happy Newt… Then my Wife turned me into a Fatish, Outta Shape Balding Old Man..!

[@JStrawmyre]

These numbers are substantially lower than I thought, when compared to Henry the eighth who had around 50,000 people executed during his reign

[@comtebonfim]

I just now realized that I've binge-watched all your videos in one go, I could sit here and watch everything and enjoy the content and information. Thank you for all your work on spreading knowledge in our current times, more people need to know how our history has been tainted by so many. No wonder our society nowadays is so fucking corrupted and awkward. We need to regain our morals and our knowledge back.

[@aoeu256]

I heard pax tube's content isn't that well researched...

[@tapani1857]

@@aoeu256 From whom? I wish to research this topic myself.

[@justanotherguyful]

​@@tapani1857from a leftist/liberal/jewish source of course. The only kind of enemy Paxtube could have.

[@justanotherguyful]

​@@aoeu256jewish lies.

[@historicartistic3531]

This was very enlightening, as I was lacking in understanding the Inquisition being both a Catholic and a lover of history. Thank you so much!

[@feasogachsionnach1872]

Overtime in my life having seeing the Spanish Inquisition be portrayed in such a fashion, I naturally believed a lot of the media on it was pure rubbish. I knew there were other inquisitions but I didn't know there was that many. In general, it's hard to find a source on any inquisition nowadays that doesn't berate the Church in some fashion. I'll keep looking, but this video has helped a lot overall. I expect a lot of deboonkers will appear in time, so brace yerselves.

[@Projolo]

It is hard to find it in english

[@DeathBySeksy]

dude how have you been making videos specifically for me for 2 years and i'm only just now finding your channel? incredible. love this

[@raphaelmohr1965]

Maybe you should be worried about the fact these videos seem so tailor-made for you. I might be wrong, but you're not a catholic by any chance? Is it possible it plays into a wish to see the church vindicated, to render the little niggling doubts about the righeousness of the church null and void? I say again, I might be wrong.

[@DeathBySeksy]

@@raphaelmohr1965 I smell a heretic

[@raphaelmohr1965]

@@DeathBySeksy If that's a joke, good on you. But no, I'm catholic. Unless you don't consider catholics who can smell propaganda a mile away to be true believers. WE should be criticising our own side. If other people do it, nobody in the community will listen.

[@grawman67]

​@@DeathBySeksyI hope this is a joke

[@rogue8507]

When you realize that the Inquisition had a better justice system than our modern-day justice system does

[@michaelmorris1741]

Said no smart person ever.

[@daniel8181]

@@michaelmorris1741 Explain america.

[@Onlyafool172]

​​@@michaelmorris1741dude i studied law, i quit because what he said is true, it sucks, every country ever has a ridiculous justice system, whose promote anything but justice, people do not care, for you to win a case your lawyer has to be at the very least more familiar with the judge than the other part, or have irrefutable arguments based on jurisprudence, which are based on thousands of cases, most poorly judged, and thats only the criminal Law, dont get me started what they get you throught civil, would you like to wait 10 years to win a obvious lawsuit? If there is no media pressure. Thats the earliest you will get, and dont get me started on what they let politicians get away with ans what mechanisms constitucional law have to let then go unpunished

[@jacobj3933]

​@@Onlyafool172 You can't help the mentally ret°✓d°d when they are accustomed to being blind to the issues of their own society.

[@dantedetoussaint209]

One year late to the show. I have some things I must express. I'm a Christian orthodox and I agree, I like this video and it's true and it makes sense that the inquisition as a whole was a branch of the church to investigate and make sure everything is going well. I appreciate you mentioning the corruption and mistakes sometimes, because I really hoped you'd touch on the book Hammer of Witches, because I think using that book was a mistake because to my knowledge (and what I remember) they'd have very harsh tests for very minial things, including if people knew how to read and right

[@robinrehlinghaus1944]

While I don't agree with the subtleties of some narrative points you bring up here, I do definitely think that it is useful to the historical dialogue to shed some light on the inquisition. I think you should have mentioned that the French king largely agreed to the Cathar crusade because he wanted to centralise his kingdom on Paris and get rid of the power centres in Occitania.

[@emmanuelt8405]

As a Confessional Lutheran I support the Spanish Inquisition. We need to root out heresy and ant-Christ teachings in our communities.

[@Wakeup.loseph]

Anything other than catholicism IS heresy. You must leave your heresy lest you suffer eternal pain in hell. --- This Video Demonstrates How The Bible Proves The Catholic Church Like Never Seen Before! kzbin.info/www/bejne/bHy5Z4OOiLR3nac --- The Primary Reason God allows The World To Suffer Great Apostasy And Unfathomable Pain Is Consequently Due To The Majority Of The World Forsaking His One-Holy-Church, Outside Of Which There Is ABSOLUTELY NO Salvation.

[@thethinredline4714]

Why do you use the star of David ?

[@emmanuelt8405]

@@thethinredline4714 Because I am part Jewish, and I am a Christian.

[@thethinredline4714]

@@emmanuelt8405 ok, thx for honesty

[@grawman67]

Not everyone has to follow Christianity. Everyone should have the right to follow their religious beliefs or lack thereof. As long as no one is being harmed or laws being broken, it doesn't matter if Joe down the street is Taoist or Jewish

[@thegaminganimationstudio7976]

As a fellow Roman Catholic , The Inquistion was based👍👍👍👍👍👍👍✝️✝️✝️✝️✝️✝️✝️✝️✝️✝️.

[@thegaminganimationstudio7976]

​@@jerms1273Watch the video dude , your mostly spilling out myths preptuated by people who have no idea about the inquistion🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️.

[@tafazzi-on-discord]

@@jerms1273 I have a point to make, but I want to be sure you'll read carefully. Are you with me?

[@Arcessitor]

@@jerms1273 That is literally the most based you can be.

[@thegaminganimationstudio7976]

@@jerms1273 They were but it was justified considering many of them posed a threat to the state and its people like in France again just watch the Video🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@Oscar-ws3mf]

In case you didn't know in Medieval times you could be given the wealth of any person you accuse of heresy hence thousands of innocents were accused .

[@Artryom]

Your point?

[@Oscar-ws3mf]

@@Artryom My point is that Inquisition was a source of evil and injustice rather than being anything good

[@Artryom]

@@Oscar-ws3mf Can you verify that as fact?

[@GreatHouseAtreides]

Sounds like the me too movement…

[@sirzorg5728]

"where do you see yourself in five years?"

[@doneuplikeakipper6512]

You are a treasure of the Chuch man. I pray for you and may God bless you for your work is crucial and great! My deepest and warmest thanks from SPAIN. God, please may the inquisition be reinstated by your divine intervention and your church be whole again, rooting all false teaching corrupting society today, AMEN.

[@DerEinzigWahreAlman]

Everybody gangsta till the inquisition shows up going full exterminatus on your entire planet in order to cleanse the world from heresy

[@ThanhTran-ks8rd]

that is typical 40k and to be honest with ya the Emperor is an asshole like Peturabo

[@greensorrel6860]

I question a lot of how history was spun to me as a school child, this reinforces that, I am also looking at McCarthy differently.

[@censoredanon8928]

If you were the one to edit this, then you did a good job, this is much better than what I have seen from you in the past. I noticed that you're starting to get responses from leftoid YTer's. Lol, keep on keeping on bud, the only thing I'd recommend was that you first read more into the Cathars before making this video and went further into depth about old heretical groups that are now extinct due in part to the work of the Inquisition.

[@theuniverse5173]

Love your channel

[@nathansteinfromarkham7109]

I’ll say this, even though I will have to do my own research into this, your channel has done a excellent job at exposing me to other perspectives of the church which seems more fair to them. Also this makes me feel bad for the Inquisition. If this is all true then these were not evil men abusing power to torture the dregs of society and anyone else they felt like but who were trying to protect Christendom while being faithful to their doctrine. But today their memory is pissed on by people, much like the worthless hippies in the sixties, who never bothered to learn more.

[@fish5671]

When you showed what heresy looks like, a part of me died 💀i cant believe people like that exist

[@bickyboo7789]

That shit is beyond bizarre. They gotta be faking it, right?

[@jamesc3505]

I noticed that one of the portrayed heresies was that the Abrahamic god is non-binary, i.e. neither male nor female. I know he's male according to the canon, but what actually does, or could, this mean? Does he have a penis? Or is he male because he self-identifies as male? Or what? I can understand polytheists having gendered gods, but a monotheistic gendered god doesn't seem to make much sense to me. I mean, if he's got a penis, what's it for? So he can jerk off? Because he's not going to be doing much else with it, given, you know, there aren't any female gods.

[@kaletovhangar]

Man,that heresy is worthy of Warhammer 40k levels of punishment.Also,are the people consecrating there mentally damaged to sing that?I may struggle with certain things in my life,but at least I don't bend the scripture to fit me and rightfully feel guilt of breaking the commandments.

[@giftenjoyer3664]

Im not gonna lie I never even considered what kind of person would be an inquisitor. A master of theology you say. That sounds like someone I could respect.

[@2411509igwt]

A master of turning the faith into human-centric political games. Disgusting. Obviously the Gospel should influence all of society, but the papists let society influence the churches.

[@chrisAN3681]

​@@2411509igwtCry ❤😂!

[@qui1ezio]

I was expecting a video like this after the crusades one, keep up the good work man 👍

[@guithomasfl]

I just found out this channel by KZbin’s recommendation. What a fantastic channel, and what a necessary video! Keep going with this awesome job, brother! May Our Lord Jesus Christ bless you!

[@yeetman4953]

disagreed, hes a heretic

[@JulesFaraday22]

What a wonderful video! I really liked the clear and thorough discussion of this sensitive topic long since tainted with prejudice by secular culture. I’d wonder just how effective an Inquisition would be in dealing with the perversions of modern western society.

[@Earthpeak]

Do you want an inquisition because people of other religions exist in western society and that makes you angry?

[@PixelatedApollo1]

Underrated channel

[@bosertheropode5443]

A surprise to be sure, but a welcome one!

[@based_kaiser9015]

ayyyy pixel nice seeing you here