You don't believe in a supernatural God though, do you? Even though you profess you are a Gnostic Christian, right?Nope. It was to put down the cathar aggression. Learn some history. Inquisitions established the use of trials where none existed before.I know of no Christian Church that relegates nonbelievers to second rate status.
You know squat.
Think Armageddon and retract your foolish thinking.
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DL
"Nuh-Uh" is the best you've got?
I know of no Christian Church that relegates nonbelievers to second rate status.
How soon you forget that Christianity grew threw inquisitions and murder because they had no decent moral tenets to convert with.
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DL
Were the Cathars aggressive?
Cathar Beliefs, doctrines, theology and practices
Feb 08, 2017 · Cathars were Dualists. That is, they believed in two universal principles, a good God and a bad God, much like the Jehovah and Satan of mainstream Christianity. As Dualists, they belonged to a tradition that was already ancient in the days of Jesus. (The revered Magi in the nativity story were Zoroastrians - Persian Dualists).Cathar Beliefs, doctrines, theology and practices
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A man with a brain. Nice to meet you.
I do not see things quite as you do.
Duality of god is one god with a good and evil side. Just like you and I.
We see Yahweh as doing more evil than good and that is why we branded him a demiurge.
Remember that we do not hold any supernatural belief.
We are not as gullible as those who used inquisitions to convert because they did not have a decent moral code to convert with.
Morality is the Gnostic Christian side of Christianity as we do not adore a genocidal satanic god.
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DL