Original sentence: The phrase myths of the inquisition is used to refer to a form of historical revisionism challenging the accepted history of the Inquisition and in particular the role of the Catholic Church
Edited sentence: The phrase myths of the inquisition, and its many varities characterized by some combination of the words "myth" and "inqusition", identifies a notable recent historiographical trend to re-examine long-held beliefs about the Inquisitions.The phrase, as used by mainstream historians, does not connote that the inquisition was a myth, but that some details of what actually happened are not based on factual evidence, but were myths created by later writers.This trend in history writing is generally seen as the best in historical revisionism, re-examing facts in a new light to bring about greater historical accuracy