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Don't jump to conclusions. A noble goal doesn't necessarily mean that the actions are also noble. Did you watch "City of Sins"? Remember the episode about Marfa? Or again, the Holy Inquisition. The goal was indeed noble, but at least seventy percent of the people they burned were innocent.
Despite all its flaws, the Inquisition achieved its main goal: to eradicate heresy as much as possible. During their time, the official existence of the Church of Satan was impossible, as well as other sects that had a harmful influence on humanity.