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Just look at statistic how many witches/which sometimes were man/ was burned,and where.Spain and Italy with Inquisition practically never burned them,Protestant germans and England burned most.
From catholic countries most was burned in Poland,becouse church there was forbidden in 16th ventury from judging no-priests,so our townspeople happily burned those considered witches.
Althought even then german protestants still burned more.In Poland our leftist take over Słupsk town ,and to made church unhappy named one rondo from "Witch" burned there,Trina Papisten/in 2016/,becouse idiots thought that polish catholic burned her.
Unfortunately for them,Słupsk then belonged to germans,and german protestant burned her.Actually for being catholic,but she was tortured tii he agree to be witch.
Somebody's ignoring Southern Catholic Germany, which was considered at the time to be where the worst and most notorious witch burnings were. But yeah, both roman catholics and protestants killed witches.
What's more interesting is the Roman Catholics history of the inquisition targeting 'gays'. Usually, the people killed were pederasts. But sometimes the victim, if the victim thought it was consensual, could be killed as well. And actual gay couples of adults were burned as well, under the same law, but much more rarely.
Regardless of this. The problem here is that you, ATP, think that protestantism somehow requires killing gays (and also that orthodox jews want to eat people). This simply isn't true.
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Exodus 22,17.Not neccesarly burning ,but old protestant belivers could not let witches live.
Bear Ribs
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Wat?
Exodus 22:17 - Laws of Social Responsibility
If her father absolutely refuses to give her to him, the man still must pay an amount comparable to the bridal price of a virgin.
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You knew that.I knew that.But protestants and catholics in countries without Inquisition ? they killed anybody suspicious.
Doomsought
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LordsFire
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Yes, sometimes political plays, petty rivalries, or hysterical mobs killed people and tried to use the Bible to justify it.
That doesn't mean it's what Christianity and/or the Bible actually teaches.
Levitical law was given specifically to the nation of Israel, in a time before 1000 BC, to be a nation ruled over directly by God. You can argue that Orthodox Jews should still be following it, but non-Jewish Christians were never supposed to live under that law in the first place.
Also, as Vaermina said, the law was about people making deals with demons. Not the avante-garde 'wiccan' down the street.
That is why Inquisition was formed.Before that,every ruler just told his bishop - see,X is making problems for me.Just made him heretic/witch.And if X had not have his own army,it worked.
And in germany it was even worst - people accused their enemies that somebody in their family is witch,then enemies made the same to them.As a result,there practically were no german village when somebody do not get burned.
In Poland villagers were serfs,so gentry rarely let burn anybody,but our townspeople did it.
Arch Dornan
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There was this one French King who didn't want to pay back his debts so he used the Church to cancel some money lenders. Those days were not kind to money lenders not even if you're a knight order.
To be honest,he robbed italian merchants and jews first.Templars need accusation of heresy,becouse they were knight order.
And France need to take earlier pope,beat him so he died quickly and elect their own friendly pope to pull that.
Arch Dornan
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UWPD chief bans "thin blue line" imagery
University of Wisconsin Police Department Chief Kristen Roman has banned the display of the so-called "Thin Blue Line" flag because of its association with white supremacy movements. UWPD Chief Kristen Roman informed officers and staff of the decision in a January 15 email, which was publicly pos
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Thin Blue Line imagery banned from U of Wisconsin Campus Police because it triggered people before and after the January 6th Protests.
Doomsought
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Can't believe this has not been posted earlier.
Terthna
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The police clearly don't want the people's support anymore, and are embracing their roles as the elite's enforcers. Self-centered backstabbers, the lot of them; and not particularly clever ones at that, seeing as said elites will betray them in turn as they see fit. Something they should have learned over the past year or so, but apparently have not.UWPD chief bans "thin blue line" imagery
University of Wisconsin Police Department Chief Kristen Roman has banned the display of the so-called "Thin Blue Line" flag because of its association with white supremacy movements. UWPD Chief Kristen Roman informed officers and staff of the decision in a January 15 email, which was publicly pos
Thin Blue Line imagery banned from U of Wisconsin Campus Police because it triggered people before and after the January 6th Protests.
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Doomsought
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There is a distinct class structure within police stations, the chiefs and union bosses want very different things than the men walking the streets. However, as a paramilitary organization, obedience is expected.
Willingly allying yourself to people who openly use you as a scape goat is a bad idea belive me as a Jew I know.
Terthna
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In short, it's probably going to develop into a case of "I was just following orders", isn't it? Wonderful.