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Inquisition Quote by Neal Stephenson

“What destroys it? Is it the Inquisition? Those idiot priests go chasing after innocent women, as if real witches would let themselves be caught and tortured and killed! Almost by definition, anyone who is caught and tortured, and doesn’t free themselves by magic, has no magic powers.” quote by Neal Stephenson
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““What destroys it? Is it the Inquisition? Those idiot priests go chasing after innocent women, as if real witches would let themselves be caught and tortured and killed! Almost by definition, anyone who is caught and tortured, and doesn’t free themselves by magic, has no magic powers.””

Neal Stephenson

About This Quote

Source Novel: The Baroque Cycle, Neal Stephenson, 2003

The passage mocks the idea that witches possess magical powers, arguing that those captured lack true magic.

In simple terms: Witches caught lack real magic; oppression is absurd.

Key Takeaway

Question authority and superstition.

Themes

superstition authority magic inquisition

Mood

ironic critical

Type

satirical philosophical

When to use this quote

  • social critique
  • historical analysis
  • literary satire

Key Concepts

historical persecution gender oppression myth vs reality

Questions to Reflect On

  • Why do societies create monsters?
  • What does this say about power?
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