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.95; Td;&#x [00;---[elem|eblist2];b. Spain. Chapter 18, Section 5 . Challenges to Church Authority. The Church Reacts to Challenges. By 1100s, some started questioning the church. Heresy. : religious ideas that oppose accepted church teachings (. The Cathars believed in dualism: that an evil God created the materialistic world and a good God created the spiritual world.. Cathars . preached poverty, chastity, and . modesty. They tried . to . The word . "inquisition" . refers to the tribunal court system used by both the Catholic Church and some Catholic monarchs to root out, suppress, and punish.  . heretics. .. . Heretics . were baptized members of the Church who held opinions contrary to the Catholic faith. . Beginnings. The Inquisition began in 1184, a holy Ecclesiastical court created to stamp out heresy. The last official Inquisitionary Court was in the 1830s.. The Courts could be established by a papal decree, or with the request of a monarch or local clergy official..