The Malleus Maleficarum once wrote: "When a woman thinks alone, all her thoughts are evil. Woman is the enemy of friendship, ordained punishment, inevitable evil, natural temptation, a disaster that seduces men, a threat to the family, and a delightful calamity."
Thank God for giving women the ability to bear children. Otherwise, if men possessed the ability to "self-pollinate," women would have been the first species they exterminated. Although Catholics and Protestants constantly cursed one another over indulgences, "they" unanimously agreed on prosecuting witches. It could be said that witches promoted unity among Christianity's different denominations. But unlike Salem, which swiftly wiped out witches entirely, England convicted witches at a steady pace, allowing the locals to immerse themselves in the cheerful atmosphere created by lawsuits and trials.
It was a little like watching a strip show. Compared with male witches, female witches had more erotic appeal. As for whether the accused women were guilty or innocent, they did not care. They only wanted to watch women struggle in pain and cry.
Look at that woman. She wore such a huge Diamond ring and flaunted it everywhere, with that smug smile on her face. How did she get that ring? Did she obtain it by selling her body?
The Bible recorded Leviathan as an evil sea monster, symbolizing the original sin of envy. Just as some people went hungry while others were so full they were about to vomit; some attended prestigious schools while others failed to get in; some lived happily and prosperously while others lived lonely, impoverished lives—the "unlucky bastard" could not bear such differences.
Some people worked hard to pursue what they wanted. Those who were hungry worked to fill their stomachs, those who failed to enter prestigious schools worked hard and took the exams again, and those