What was the principle work of the Society of Jesus (the Jesuits)?
A) to expose witches and heretics
B) to be disciplined, educated representatives of the church throughout the world
C) to be soldiers for Jesus in the battle against Protestants
D) to direct the court of the Inquisition on behalf of the pope
E) to raise money for the church by selling indulgences
Answer: B) to be disciplined, educated representatives of the church throughout the world
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