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Tag Archives: Europe
Are Europe’s Leaders the New Gnostics?
The Gnostic heresy has had a long life, reappearing throughout the ages in many forms. The early Church experienced the original Gnostics, St. Augustine spent many years following the Manichaeans, the Dominicans fought the Cathars, and the 20th century experienced … Continue reading
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Tagged Albigensians, Cathars, Childless European leaders, Christian Europe, Europe, Europe and Christianity, Gnosticism, Heaven's Gate, Islam and Europe, Jim Jones, Manichaean heresy, People's Temple
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