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Meaning of "catharism"

Catharism is a Christian dualist movement that emerged in the 12th century in the Languedoc region of France, but was eventually suppressed by the Catholic Church
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  • A Christian religious sect of mediaeval Europe, with dualistic and gnostic elements; condemned as a heresy by Pope Innocent III in 1209.

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Catharism was virtually wiped out.
Philosophy of the catharism.
Catharism was condemned as a heresy.
Cathars and catharism.
Catharism continued to spread.
These lords practised Catharism and were accused as heretics.
Catharism is a dualist faith.
The origin of Catharism is not certain.
Catharism was prospering and supplanting the church in southern France.
Among his works is a fictitious dialogue between himself and an adherent of Catharism.
The catharism is a medieval Christian movement.
This attitude was already present in Manichaeism and Catharism.
Catharism greatly influenced democratic processes both in Europe and around the world.
A permanent exhibition devoted to Catharism and its interpretations can be found in his family home.
He also preached against Catharism.

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The numerous church councils declaring Catharism heretical could not stop it from spreading in Europe.
This was at Baraigne which had completely adopted the heretical Catharism.
The fight against Catharism was entrusted to the Inquisition.
Catharism provoked social disorder throughout all of Europe and reigned in Languedoc.
Many scholars consider Catharism and Bogomilism as Manichaen root heresies.
Catharism first appeared in the Languedoc region of France in the eleventh century.
The fall of Catharism.
Catharism was comparatively unimportant in Germany and England.
Manechism and Catharism.
Catharism in Aude.
Manichaeism and Catharism.
For example, Catharism allows its followers to appoint women as bishops.
Origins of Catharism.
Catharism was a dissident sect that flourished in the Languedoc in the 13th century.
During this prosperous period, Catharism grew rapidly.
Take an audioguide ( available for download ) to have more explanations about Catharism.
He adopted a laissez-faire attitude to Catharism - and to other cultures and religions.
Hence, a lot of myths and lies now exist about Catharism.
In the twelfth century, a heresy called Catharism had spread in Southern France.
The best-known heresy of the twelfth and thirteenth centuries was Catharism.
Innocent III 's diplomatic attempts to roll back Catharism were met with little success.
In the twelfth century, a new religion took root in Europe, known today as Catharism.
Clovis, the Capitouls and the wave of Catharism defined the first centuries of Toulouse 's existence.
To commemorate the village 's illustrious son, the house today contains a permanent exhibition devoted to Catharism.
Catharism was a religious dissidence developed in 13th century Languedoc.
Under Gui, a final push against Catharism began.
Catharism was a religious dissident sect developed in 13th century Languedoc.
Quispel writes, There is a direct link between ancient Gnosticism and Catharism.
Catharism took root in the 12th century in the Languedoc.
This was known as the Medieval Inquisition, and it was phased out as Catharism disappeared.
Lombers was the significant centre of Catharism in the late 12th and early 13th centuries.
Her mother, Alazaïs Testanière, was a staunch Catholic and kept her daughter away from Catharism.
The purpose, the elimination of Catharism in Languedoc, south of France.
Catharism first appeared in 11th century southern France, in the Languedoc region.
Th-century France witnessed the growth of Catharism in Languedoc.

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