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The Rise: Sauniere'S Magical Workings and the Penitential Movement in Europe
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The Rise: Sauniere’S Magical Workings and the Penitential Movement in Europe

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Within medieval Europe, a new power was rising. A heresy had infiltrated the hierarchy of the Catholic Church almost to the very top, and begun what would become a centuries-long campaign of altering the Church’s original teachings to make them conform to its own. Today best know as penitent movements , the somewhat bizarre public spectacles they continue to display on the streets of Europe were originally but smokescreens as to the movement’s true doctrine, which was based on a Babylonian cult of the dead.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Adventures Unlimited Press
Country
United States
Date
1 July 2009
Pages
272
ISBN
9781931882873

Within medieval Europe, a new power was rising. A heresy had infiltrated the hierarchy of the Catholic Church almost to the very top, and begun what would become a centuries-long campaign of altering the Church’s original teachings to make them conform to its own. Today best know as penitent movements , the somewhat bizarre public spectacles they continue to display on the streets of Europe were originally but smokescreens as to the movement’s true doctrine, which was based on a Babylonian cult of the dead.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Adventures Unlimited Press
Country
United States
Date
1 July 2009
Pages
272
ISBN
9781931882873