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ARTICLES RELATED TO Cathar | | | |  Cathar: Encyclopedia II - List of Star Wars planets C-D - CatharCathar is the homeworld of the cat-like species of the same name. Cathar was one of the worlds conquered by the Mandalorians during the Mandalorian War.
It has terrain alike to that of Earth with fields, forests and oceans.
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See also:List of Star Wars planets C-D, List of Star Wars planets C-D - Caamas, List of Star Wars planets C-D - Cadomai, List of Star Wars planets C-D - Cairn, List of Star Wars planets C-D - Cal-Seti, List of Star Wars planets C-D - Carida, List of Star Wars planets C-D - Castell, List of Star Wars planets C-D - Cathar, List of Star Wars planets C-D - Cato Neimoidia, List of Star Wars planets C-D - Centares, List of Star Wars planets C-D - Cerea, List of Star Wars planets C-D - Chad, List of Star Wars planets C-D - Chandrila, List of Star Wars planets C-D - Charubah, List of Star Wars planets C-D - Chazwa, List of Star Wars planets C-D - Cholganna, List of Star Wars planets C-D - Cinnagar, List of Star Wars planets C-D - Clak'dor VII, List of Star Wars planets C-D - Commenor, List of Star Wars planets C-D - Cona, List of Star Wars planets C-D - Concord Dawn, List of Star Wars planets C-D - Corellia, List of Star Wars planets C-D - Corulag, List of Star Wars planets C-D - Coruscant, List of Star Wars planets C-D - Csilla, List of Star Wars planets C-D - Cularin, List of Star Wars planets C-D - Cybloc, List of Star Wars planets C-D - Dagobah, List of Star Wars planets C-D - Damonite Yors-B, List of Star Wars planets C-D - Dankayo, List of Star Wars planets C-D - Dantooine, List of Star Wars planets C-D - Danuta, List of Star Wars planets C-D - Da Soocha, List of Star Wars planets C-D - Dathomir, List of Star Wars planets C-D - Delaya, List of Star Wars planets C-D - Demar, List of Star Wars planets C-D - Denon, List of Star Wars planets C-D - Deralia, List of Star Wars planets C-D - Derra IV, List of Star Wars planets C-D - Destrillion, List of Star Wars planets C-D - Devaron, List of Star Wars planets C-D - Deyer, List of Star Wars planets C-D - Distna, List of Star Wars planets C-D - Doldur, List of Star Wars planets C-D - Dorin, List of Star Wars planets C-D - Dosuun, List of Star Wars planets C-D - Drall, List of Star Wars planets C-D - Dromund Kaas, List of Star Wars planets C-D - Drongar, List of Star Wars planets C-D - Druckenwell, List of Star Wars planets C-D - Dubrillion, List of Star Wars planets C-D - Duro, List of Star Wars planets C-D - Durren, List of Star Wars planets C-D - D'vouran Read more here: » List of Star Wars planets C-D: Encyclopedia II - List of Star Wars planets C-D - Cathar |
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| | | | Cathar: Encyclopedia II - Cathar - Beliefs
Cathar - The human condition.
The Cathars proclaimed there existed within humankind a spark of divine light. This light, or spirit, had fallen into captivity within a realm of corruption - identified with the material world. This was a distinct feature of classical Gnosticism, of Manichaeism and of the theology of the Bogomils. This concept of the human condition within Catharism most probably was due to direct and indirect historical influences from these older (and sometimes also violently suppressed) Gnostic m ...
See also:Cathar, Cathar - Origins, Cathar - Beliefs, Cathar - The human condition, Cathar - Eschatology, Cathar - Consolamentum, Cathar - Theology, Cathar - Social relationships, Cathar - Suppression, Cathar - Influences, Cathar - The Holy Grail, Cathar - Visigoths Read more here: » Cathar: Encyclopedia II - Cathar - Beliefs |
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| | | | Cathar: Encyclopedia II - Bogomilism - Doctrine From the imperfect and conflicting data which are available one positive result can be gathered: that the Bogomils were both Adoptionists and Manichaeans. They had accepted the teaching of Paul of Samosata, though at a later period the name of Paul was believed to be that of the Apostle; and they were not quite free from the Dualistic principle of the Gnostics, at a later period too much identified with the teaching of Mani, by Photius, Petrus Siculus, and other authors. Both Paulicians and Manichaeans were dualists, but the former ascribed ...
See also:Bogomilism, Bogomilism - The Origin, Bogomilism - Doctrine, Bogomilism - History, Bogomilism - Name Read more here: » Bogomilism: Encyclopedia II - Bogomilism - Doctrine |
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| | | | Cathar: Encyclopedia II - Knights Templar - History Their popular name alludes to their historical headquarters on the ruins of the Temple of Jerusalem on the Temple Mount, now, the Dome of the Rock (Arabic: Qubbat As-Sakhrah), an Islamic shrine on the summit of Mount Moriah that they renamed Templum Domini (Temple of the Lord). The summit is sacred to Jews and Christians as the Temple Mount as well as to Muslims as the Noble Sanctuary. The Templum Domini became the model for many subsequent Templar churches in Europe, such as the Temple Church in London, a ...
See also:Knights Templar, Knights Templar - Organization, Knights Templar - History, Knights Templar - Banking, Knights Templar - Suppression, Knights Templar - Charges of heresy, Knights Templar - Claims of descent and revival, Knights Templar - Legends, Knights Templar - Grand Masters from 1118 to 1314, Knights Templar - Places associated with the Knights Templar Read more here: » Knights Templar: Encyclopedia II - Knights Templar - History |
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| | | | Cathar: Encyclopedia II - Knights Templar - Legends The rapid succession of the last direct Capetian kings of France between 1314 and 1328, the three sons of Philip IV the Fair, led many to believe that the dynasty had been cursed – thus the name of the "cursed Kings" (les rois maudits). It is said that Jacques de Molay, the last master of the order, had cursed King Philip while lying on his execution pyre.
The Knights Templar later became surrounded by legends concerning secrets and mysteries handed down to the select from ancient times. Perhaps most well known are those conc ...
See also:Knights Templar, Knights Templar - Organization, Knights Templar - History, Knights Templar - Banking, Knights Templar - Suppression, Knights Templar - Charges of heresy, Knights Templar - Claims of descent and revival, Knights Templar - Legends, Knights Templar - Grand Masters from 1118 to 1314, Knights Templar - Places associated with the Knights Templar Read more here: » Knights Templar: Encyclopedia II - Knights Templar - Legends |
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| | | | Cathar: Encyclopedia II - Knights Templar - Claims of descent and revival Some historians and authors have tried to draw a link from Freemasonry and its many branches to the Templars. This alleged link remains a point of debate. Degrees in the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite such as the Knight of Saint Andrew, the Knight of Rose-Croix, and the 32nd Degree in Consistory make reference to a Templar connection, but this is usually dimissed as being ceremonial and not historical fact.
John J. Robinson makes a case for the Templar-Masonic connection in his book Born in Blood: The Lost Secrets of Freemasonr ...
See also:Knights Templar, Knights Templar - Organization, Knights Templar - History, Knights Templar - Banking, Knights Templar - Suppression, Knights Templar - Charges of heresy, Knights Templar - Claims of descent and revival, Knights Templar - Legends, Knights Templar - Grand Masters from 1118 to 1314, Knights Templar - Places associated with the Knights Templar Read more here: » Knights Templar: Encyclopedia II - Knights Templar - Claims of descent and revival |
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