The Inquisitor

The Inquisitor was a historical figure or role responsible for investigating and questioning individuals suspected of heresy or crime against religious doctrine, often in medieval or early modern Europe. They conducted inquiries to determine guilt, often through interrogation, Sometimes using strict or harsh methods, with the goal of maintaining religious orthodoxy and unity. The Inquisitor's authority was both religious and judicial, making their role significant in shaping the spread and suppression of ideas that challenged the prevailing religious beliefs of their time.