Innocent &guilty: rethinking the inquisitional judgement / Inocentes &culpados: repensando o julgamento inquisitorial

AUTOR(ES)

Maria Carolina Scudeler Silva

DATA DE PUBLICAÇÃO

2009

RESUMO

The Modern Inquisition was an institution created by the Iberian States and supported for Catholic Church in the XVI century to investigate and to punish individuals that were not acting in accordance with the moral religion. Acting through denunciations and secrets, the inquisitional judgment forged heresies, pointing the new-Christian as main enemy. When analyzing the functioning of the Court of the Holy Office, through inquisitional documents and several published works on the subject, we notice the indispensable character that the institution had in the direction to restrict the individual freedom in favor of an idea of uniformity based on an absolute truth the catholic faith. That one period of so many transformations, as it was the modern period, the Inquisition became one of the main institutions of maintenance of the Antique Regimen, assuring the power to the hands of the clergy and the nobility.

ASSUNTO(S)

orthodoxy inquisição cristãos-novos jews new-christian inquisition judeus ortodoxia

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