Examples of using Cathars in English and their translations into Czech
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The Cathars and the Templars.
You never studied the Cathars?
Cathars don't believe in procreative sex.
I can tell you we didn't have any Cathars back home.
Erm… The Cathars of medieval France believed.
About the human race. The Cathars had very odd ideas.
The Cathars had very odd ideas about the human race.
I'm trying to follow the path the Cathars marked out.
The Cathars were, in his words, worse than the very Saracens.
During the 13th century… there were these people known as Cathars.
The Cathars believed in an evil force, a force that was here to corrupt humans.
The Pope has established a new inquisition to persecute the Cathars.
The Cathars were a heretical sect that developed in Europe during the Middle Ages.
It was Heresy to believe that there is a force as strong as God, and the Cathars certainly believed that.
And the Cathars certainly believed that. that there is a force as strong as God, It was Heresy to believe.
That you had to lead a perfect, an exemplary,aesthetic life The Cathars believed in order to escape this world.
The Cathars believed that you had to lead a perfect, an exemplary, aesthetic life in order to escape this world.
Why don't you tell the class how the Knights of Christ turned their back on the Vatican and adopted the Cathars' beliefs?
As the Cathars were rounded up, they were offered a last chance of freedom, provided they recanted.
Of darkness and light that collided at the beginning of time. that there were two great forces The Cathars believed.
The Cathars believed that there were two great forces of darkness and light that collided at the beginning of time.
Yet even now, at their final judgment, they choose to worship their false gods! These Cathars claim to be Christians.
These Cathars claim to be Christians, yet even now, at their final judgment, they choose to worship their false gods!
They choose to worship their false gods! These Cathars claim to be Christians, yet even now, at their final judgment.
This medieval fortress, dating back to the 13th century AD,served as the final holdout of the Christian sect known as the Cathars.
Trapped in physical bodies, really are otherworldly beings as the Cathars believed? Could it be that humans?
The Cathars believed that we are angels with remembering our divine origins, contained within flesh and that we struggle every day.
That happened in the world as a result of a cosmic struggle The Cathars saw all of the things between the forces of good and the forces of evil.
And there were plenty of other forms of religious energy which unnerved the pope, like the Cathars who rejected the mass altogether.
It was all there… the slaughter of the Cathars, the Templars' assassination of Thomas Beckett, and the Holy Inquisition resulting in the Templars' excommunication as heretics.