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Top 10 – Atrocities Committed in The Name of Religion

by Predators in History, March 25, 2012
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Different people, who lived in times so distant from historically, and geographically, people worshiped the various gods, and killed by violence and sadism peers, hiding in the protective shadow of religion that have embraced it.

The Brutality of The Duke of Alva

by Bazza1972 in History, December 19, 2010
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In the 1570s the Spanish king Phillip II was worried about maintaining control over the Netherlands. Therefore the Duke of Alva was sent to restore order.

Torquemada and The Spanish Inquisition

by Kim Seabrook in History, August 31, 2009
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The Spanish Inquisition was established on 1 November, 1478, by Ferdinand of Aragon and Isabella of Castille, as an ecclesiastical tribunal designed to ensure religious orthodoxy in Spain. But it was always more than just a religious body becoming over time the political bulwark of the Spanish State preserving not just Sangre Limpia (clean blood) at home but also dictating policy both domestic and foreign.

Black Magic in Nineteenth Century France

by Patrick Bernauw in History, June 19, 2009
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Eugène Vintras was informed by spirits he had to found a new religious order together with the true king of France, Louis XVII, who had to be Nostradamus’ Great Monarch. And Joris-Karl Huysmans was writing a book on satanism with a defrocked priest in it, who performed black masses and was not inspired by the infamous abbé Boullan, but by the chaplain of the Holy Blood of Bruges…

Trials and Punishments of the Inquisition

by Colin S in History, July 30, 2008
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The Inquisition was ruthless in their attempts to rid medieval Europe of heretical teachings. This essay describes the ways they held trials and gave punishments.

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