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Who had more control over the spanish inquisition the pope or the king?
The Spanish Inquisition was primarily under the control of the Spanish monarchy, specifically King Ferdinand II of Aragon and Queen Isabella I of Castile, who established it in 1478. While the Pope had some influence, particularly in granting the initial authority to the Inquisition, the Spanish monarchs maintained significant autonomy and used the institution to consolidate power, enforce religious uniformity, and strengthen their rule. Thus, the kings had more practical control over the Inquisition than the Pope.
What was Pope Benedict XVI's title before pope?
He was Prefect of the Sacred Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, once known as the Inquisition, and was also dean of the College of Cardinals.
What methods were used by the pope to enforce catholic principles during the renassaince?
They used Concordats, Inquisition, and index.
The pope who order the inquisition of Galileo?
Both Pope Gregory XV and Pope Urban VIII were involved with Galileo's case
What was Pope Benedict's position in the Church before he became pope?
He was a cardinal and the Prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, once known as the Inquisition. He was also dean of the College of Cardinals.
Under who's reign is it generally thought the Inquisition started?
The Inquisition was a Catholic judicial group that worked to keep people from committing heresy. They were cruel, and inflicted torture on huge numbers of innocent people. The Inquisition was started under Pope Gregory XI in 1232.
Who established the inquistion?
The Inquisition was established by the Catholic Church in the 12th century, primarily to combat heresy. The most notable early form was the Medieval Inquisition, initiated around 1184 under Pope Lucius III. Later, the Roman Inquisition was formally established in 1542 by Pope Paul III to address Protestant reformers and other perceived threats to Catholic doctrine. The Inquisition aimed to maintain religious orthodoxy and often involved trials and severe penalties for those deemed heretical.
What were the punishments of the Spanish Inquisition?
The punishments imposed by the Inquisition were: * Fines * Imprisonment * Handing over to the secular authorities for burning at the stake * Pilgrimage * Prayer * Forced to wear a Pope's hat and a pope's clothe but with Black Crosses all over it. AKA San Benito
Is apologized spelled correctly?
That is how you spell 'apologized'
Why did the Pope condone the Spanish Inquisition?
The Pope condone them because they must be forgiven.Human will forgive because God has an infinite mercy.It was forgiven when they stop it and never do it again.It was against in the church to kill naive and people even not Catholic.
When was the edict of faith defined?
Every Inquisition (i.e. every place's own inquisition) had an edict of faith, but each one was different, depending on the issues that that municipality faced. In around 1630, one standard text was approved and used by all inquisitors from then on Main source (Henry Kamen's "Spanish Inquisition")
What part of speech is inquisition?
Inquisition is a noun.
