According to Bartolome de las Casa’s, the effect of atrocities, injustices, and outrageous acts on the perpetrators is that

According to Bartolome de las Casa’s, the effect of atrocities, injustices, and outrageous acts on the perpetrators is that: they lose respect for themselves and become distanced from God, in whom they claim to believe.

Explanation:

Bartolome de las Casas was a great social reformer who lived in Spain. He holds the fame of first resident Bishop of Chiapas.

Bartolome was the first person to fight for “abolition of slavery” in their nation. “Dominican Order” was found by priest in the Spain to spread their religion. Bartolome participated in the “Conquest of Cuba” to take over Baracoa for the Spanish. This happened in the year 1898.

The answer is A. They lose respect for themselves and become distanced from God, in whom they claim to believe.

Explanation: Las Casas says in the passage that the Spanish were behaving like "so-called Christians," which shows how they were not acting like true believers, so they were losing respect and distancing themselves from God.