“St. Paul was not personally responsible for the Inquisition and for the Roman Church at the end of the fifteenth century, but the inquirer, whether Christian or not, cannot be content to observe that Christianity was depraved or distorted by the conduct of unworthy popes and bishops; he must rather seek to discover what it was in the Pauline epistles that gave rise, in the fullness of time, to unworthy and criminal actions.” St PaulPauline EpistlesInquisitonRoman Church Book:Main Currents Of Marxism: The Founders, The Golden Age, The Breakdown Source: Main Currents Of Marxism: The Founders, The Golden Age, The Breakdown
“All is deceit. Nothing wears a true face or uses a true name. Nothing is as it appears to be, as if the whole universe were busily playing out a function, ‘guised in cunning. The mad are sane, the blind can see, the sane are otherwise demented, good is evil, and up, for all I care, is down.” The Black LibraryWarhammer 40kDan AbnettInquisiton Book:Penitent Source: Penitent