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History Guy
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Reads too many books...
Oct 2001 time: 23:28
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Perhaps you would care to note, Master Dejon, that the Church isn't particularly in favor of a violent Inquisition. I ask for it moderately in order to protect the Church. I do not ask for burnings or torture. I ask for, as Torquemada says, the conversion of these poor souls. I ask that they not speak their heresies for the wrongs they do against future generations who may see their falsehoods for truths. The Pope has no taste for the Inquisition at all. Who asks for violent Inquisition?
As for science, what point have you? I dare say, none. Are the men of the Church supposed to be scientists, now? We hold no official positions in the government, we do not decide how things are run. Why launch such words at us? Do you not know what you say? Is it the fault of the Pope that the Chinese have not given us the Feudalism we ask for? Is it the fault of the Pope that there is much spending and little research? Why, then, do you suggest that it is?
I ask the Pope to drop charges against Senor GodKing. I have reason to suspect that he is alone in his "wanderings" and is doing no harm to anyone. His children are wise, they know that he is misguided. Let us but pray for his soul, and the souls of all those who live in Spain.
And besides, the mustard you make isn't bad at all!
Cardinal Calamari
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dejon
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[mostly OOC]
I am referring to the fact that historically, many of the world's ancient philosophers and scientists were also men of the church.
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History Guy
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Reads too many books...
Oct 2001 time: 23:28
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Senor Torquemada,
Am I to gather from your above statements that you are resigning your commission as head of the Most Holy Inquisition? If so, the Church bemoans your grievous loss and begs you to reconsider. A more vigilant and worthy son of the Church is impossible to find. I beg you, do not abandon your post, at this hour you are most needed. What say you, friend Watcher?
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Your Holiness,
This trial doth paineth me, and I had hoped that I, a humble servant of the Church, would not be called to be made Judge, for in times of old the GodKings (yeah, I know…it’s hard to say that blasphemous name) and the Calamarquists were on very good terms. But I will not shrink away from my duty if this is what you ask. I pray God that Senor GodKing can prove that he was misguided all along and back up his claims. I am confident that he will come to know God as a member of the Church and repent of his sins.
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(bang)
Very well, I have said what I have said. Let the trial of Senor GodKing commence.
Senor GodKing...
You are accused of foul heresy against the Most Holy Catholic Church, your Mother, and of blasphemy against the Name of God. These are very serious offenses before God and man, as Canon Law and the Togian Law both state. How, then, do you plead?
The evidence is before you, Senor GodKing. You have given yourself a name that appears to us to be obvious proof of your blasphemy. You have openly flaunted the Church's authority, and you have invaded the Curia, running around like that famous comedian Grouchius Marxius. Have you no shame?
I ask again, how do you plead?
(Bailiff! Restrain him! He is foaming again!)
Senor GodKing, will you or will you not give the Inquisition a response? You see that this is a fair trial. We wish to hear out your evidence and pass wise judgment upon you. Do you not wish to assist us in clearing your name?
(Bailiff! Please! My shirt!)
Senor GodKing...we, I fear, have…ways of issuing a response from you that we do not wish to use unless we have no other choice. Please do not force us to do this. Please tell us how you plead and give us the evidence on your behalf, or I am afraid we might have to take desperate measures...
(nods to Cardinals Biggles and Fang)
For instance, Senor GodKing...
...the Comfy Chair...
(No! Not the Comfy Chair!)
Then, again I ask it. How do you plead?
Cardinal Calamari
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Aidun
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The Hague, the capital of the civilized world
Nov 2002 time: 06:28
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quote: Originally posted by DAVOUT
As you probably know, His Sainctity Aidun I has restricted my duties to providing evidences in the Inquisition trials. |
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2. Concerning future cases, you will have to find a police officer, since I can no longer held such a low position.
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Señor Torquemada,
I fear we have misunderstood each other a bit. I appreciate your efforts as Head of Inquisition, but I have thought about the system we were using: a prosecuter who is judge at the same time. This is not good because it is biased.
I apologise for the way I formulated the edict, it was unclear and although I didn't mean to insult you, you interpreted my words as such, which is my fault.
I have restricted your duties now because you were already collecting evidence. I am responsible for this too, I should have included articles about the new procedure in the Law on the Inquisition.
The reason why I have appointed Cardinal Calamari as interim judge is because I needed someone who was not yet biased because he prosecuted already and of who I knew he was capable to do the job.
My intention was to appoint you as judge instead of prosecuter and have someone else as prosecuter. That is what I meant with "After this trial I will officially appoint a new judge who will remain judge until his death."
I hope I have explained myslef enough by this. Again my apologies for the unhandy way I treated you.
With kindest regards,
Pope Aidun I
Last edited by Aidun on 23-05-2003 at 17:25
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