Cathars, Crusaders, and the Inquisition

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• AL

  @alexvince461 · 4 years ago

  For me these lectures are the best thing on YouTube by a mile, I haven't listened to this one yet but I wanted to get the first comment in, I listen to every lecture multiple times, thank you so much

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• AN

  @antoinemozart243 · 4 months ago

  This is a high level lecture.

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• MR

  @MrMCN1963 · 2 years ago

  have been listening to various historical videos and documentaries on youtube for over a decade.<br><br>This presenter and his content are absolutely the best for anyone interested in well researched and layered historical dives into western history.<br><br>fabulous!!!

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• AY

  @aya5468 · 6 months ago

  Name of the Rose got me interested in medieval Christian groups 👍

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• AD

  @adamtyson3962 · 4 years ago

  I&apos;m always impressed with the historical detail and sources these lectures bring to the table; thank you so much for sharing!

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• JA

  @jaywatanabe4706 · 4 years ago

  Loved this format of doing your well researched lecture followed by your discussion questions John. All very thought provoking and deeply philosophical. My type of Sabbath!

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• NC

  @ncarmstron · 3 years ago

  Wondrium is very good, but John Hamer lectures are even better! Addictive…in a good way.

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• PR

  @pr0cessa · 2 years ago

  lecturer has such a gift, flat out fantastic, esp RE this topic,went to petreperteuse, montsegur, rennes-le-chateau, powerful energy there!

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• MA

  @MagnaMater2 · 4 years ago

  It&apos;s very interesting that these Bogumiles along with the Indian reincarnation-is-bad and their vegetarian and purity ideals appear on the Balkans and in southern France the same time the people of the Sinti and Roma did. <br>Those originally were the - most likely highly religious - upper class administrators thrown out of the Indus-Valley with the arrival of the Mongols when they refused to convert to Islam and chose exile. They went first to the Elbrus and the Kaukasus, then obviously along with the Paulikans to the Balkan, then they took over the Aromunic wool-trade and arrived in northern Italy and southern France.

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• MY

  @myvibe3893 · 4 years ago

  New to your Channel. Very Impressed. 👀

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• AN

  @annaboudreauwoodside4723 · 4 years ago

  The two Simon de Montforts were father and son. &nbsp;I love these lectures. &nbsp;TY

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• RO

  @robertruggiero9999 · 4 years ago

  The Christianities that “lost out”, &nbsp;such as docetism and anti trinitarian Christianities formed the basis of Islam

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