Pope seeks scholarly study of Inquisition before apology
Pope John Paul II urged a calm, objective historical study of the Inquisition at a Vatican conference with historians. He said the church should not rush moral judgments, seeking precise context before any broad apology, as scholars reassess a centuries long campaign against heresy.
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Hyundai North Korea venture aims for Diamond Mountain tours
North Korean leader Kim Jong Il approved multimillion-dollar Hyundai ventures. Chung Ju-yung, Hyundai honorary chairman, said the plan includes sending up to 2000 tourists weekly on luxury cruises for Diamond Mountain tours. Hyundai will pay North Korea 906 million dollars over six years for tax‑exempt development.
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