catharism

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A Christian movement from the 12th and 13th centuries in southern France, considered a medieval descendant of Manichaeism, characterized by dualism asserting the coexistence of good and evil principles, and was exterminated for heresy during the Inquisition.

ruХристианское движение XII-XIII веков на юге Франции, считавшееся средневековым потомком манихейства, характеризовавшееся дуализмом, утверждавшим сосуществование добра и зла, и уничтоженное как ересь во время инквизиции.esMovimiento cristiano de los siglos XII y XIII en el sur de Francia, considerado descendiente medieval del maniqueísmo, caracterizado por un dualismo que afirmaba la coexistencia del bien y del mal, y destruido como herejía durante la Inquisición.frMouvement chrétien des XIIe-XIIIe siècles dans le sud de la France, considéré comme un descendant médiéval du manichéisme, caractérisé par un dualisme affirmant la coexistence du bien et du mal, et éradiqué comme hérésie lors de l'Inquisition.deChristliche Bewegung des 12. und 13. Jahrhunderts im Süden Frankreichs, die als mittelalterliche Nachfolgerin des Manichäismus galt, durch einen Dualismus von Gut und Böse geprägt war und während der Inquisition als Häresie ausgerottet wurde.ptMovimento religioso cristão dos séculos XII e XIII no sul da França, considerado herdeiro medieval do maniqueísmo, caracterizado pelo dualismo que afirmava a coexistência do bem e do mal, e exterminado como heresia durante a Inquisição.zh12至13世纪法国南部的基督教运动，被视为摩尼教的中世纪后裔，主张善恶二元并存，后被当作异端在宗教裁判所中被消灭。arحركة دينية مسيحية ازدهرت في جنوب فرنسا خلال القرنين الثاني عشر والثالث عشر، اتسمت بالثنوية القائلة بوجود مبدأين متعارضين للخير والشر، واعتُبرت هرطقة فحُوربت وأُبيدت في الحروب الصليبية ومحاكم التفتيش.

1. Medieval Christian dualist movement C2 formal

   A Christian religious movement in southern France during the 12th and 13th centuries, which held dualistic beliefs that the material world was created by an evil principle, and the spiritual world by a good one. It was considered heretical by the Catholic Church and was suppressed during the Albigensian Crusade.

   • Catharism flourished in the Languedoc region of France before the Albigensian Crusade.
   • The Cathars believed in a stark dualism between the spiritual and material worlds.
   • The Inquisition was instrumental in the eradication of Catharism in the 13th century.

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   Sinónimos: albigensianism

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