In this brilliant book, Jonathan Kirsch recounts shocking tales that have been suppressed by religious authorities throughout history. Kirsch places each story within the political and social context of its time, delves into the latest biblical scholarship to explain why each was was originally censored. 400 pp. Author appearances.
Exploring the complexities of the Inquisition, this book delves into its historical context, examining its origins, methods, and the societal impact it had across Europe and beyond. It highlights the often-overlooked aspects of the Inquisition, revealing how it shaped religious, cultural, and political landscapes. The narrative intertwines key figures and events, providing insights into the legacy that continues to influence contemporary discussions on faith, justice, and tolerance. A thought-provoking examination of a pivotal chapter in history.
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