1. Damned heretics!

2. Justice for heretics?

3. Albigenses, the heretics—especially the Catharist heretics—of 12th–13th-century southern France

4. Have become Anathematised heretics.” —

5. Albigenses, also called Albigensians, the heretics—especially the Catharist heretics—of 12th–13th-century southern France

6. Heretics were burnt at the stake .

7. Heretics were burned at the stake.

8. Cathari and heretics, Catharism and the Albigensian Crusade

9. The two heretics were burned at the stake.

10. Albigenses, the usual designation of the heretics—and more especially the Catharist heretics—of the south of France in the 12th and 13th centuries

11. Change was popularly associated with the impious ways of foreign heretics.

12. The Visconti remained Contumaciously absent and were duly condemned as heretics

13. Many evangelical Protestants think them heretics — the ruder ones regularly heckle Mormon conferences.

14. Heretics would scurry into their bomb shelters, while air raid sirens warned of incoming bombers.

15. The main verses that these heretics misuse are Psalm John 34 - 36 , and I John

16. It is a mercy to give these precise Anathemas to heretics because they need to …

17. What happens when you mix a Commissar with heretics? You get sweet, sweet bolt pistol action

18. 1415 – Religious reformers John Wycliffe and Jan Hus are condemned as heretics at the Council of Constance.

19. Their doctrine found few sympathisers in the Hejaz, and the Mufti of Mecca pronounced them heretics.

20. 1199, Pope Innocent III declares to be heretics any who translate and discuss Bible: g 12/11 6

21. Civil authorities Burned persons judged to be heretics under the medieval Inquisition.Burning heretics had become customary practice in the latter half of the twelfth century in continental Europe, and death by burning became statutory punishment from the early 13th century

22. I do not find anything else except that we consider heretics all those that do not agree with our opinion. . . .

23. Reflecting the Church's concern to preserve the integrity of faith, the Fathers Anathematized heretics in a variety of terms

24. By virtue of this, there does not appear to have been in Ireland any large-scale persecution of heretics.

25. Following the execution of Servetus, a close associate of Calvin, Sebastian Castellio, broke with him on the issue of the treatment of heretics.

26. When his men asked how they were to distinguish between Catholics and heretics, he reportedly gave the infamous reply quoted above.

27. Auto da fe (plural Auto da fes or autos da fe) The public announcement of the sentences imposed by the Inquisition on supposed heretics

28. 9 The Gnostics and the Manichaeans also believed in transmigration, but early Christians who adopted Gnostic and Manichaean doctrines were declared heretics by the church.

29. In this cause, he recruited the great Catholic princes, nobles and prelates, signed the treaty of Joinville with Spain, and prepared to make war on the "heretics".

30. Apostolici, Apostolic Brethren, or Apostles, the names given to various Christian heretics, whose common doctrinal feature was an ascetic rigidity of morals, which made them reject property and marriage

31. The eponymous Beheaded of Palermo (who were not always Beheaded; many were hanged men and women from the lower classes) were not obliterated in the way heretics were

32. Bedrink: …firm and resolute man."1899, University of Virginia, The Virginia spectator: That "moreover it Behooveth to scourge all such heretics as would have it that these…

33. Punished within Dis are those whose lives were marked by active ( rather than passive ) sins are heretics, murderers, suicides, blasphemers, usurers, sodomites, panderers, seducers, flatterers, Barrators, hypocrites, thieves, fradulent advisors

34. A soldier of fortune with twisted tongue will come to pillage the sanctuary of the gods; To the heretics he will open the gate, thus stirring up the Church militant

35. Following the Edict of Coucy, which gave a limited six-month period for heretics to reconcile with the Catholic faith, Calvin decided that there was no future for him in France.

36. The name Albigenses, given them by the Council of Tours (1163) prevailed towards the end of the twelfth century and was for a long time applied to all the heretics of the south of France.

37. However, Basil the Great (died 379) repudiated the views of some dualistic heretics who abhorred marriage, rejected wine, and called God's creation "polluted" and who substituted water for wine in the Eucharist.

38. Punished within Dis are those whose lives were marked by active ( rather than passive ) sins are heretics, murderers, suicides, blasphemers, usurers, sodomites, panderers, seducers, flatterers, Barrators, hypocrites, thieves, fradulent advisors, sowers of discord

39. In March 1273, Pope Gregory X formulated the following rules: relapsed Jews, as well as Christians who abjured their faith in favor of "the Jewish superstition", were to be treated by the Inquisitors as heretics.

40. The name Albigenses, given them by the Council of Tours (1163) prevailed towards the end of the twelfth century and was for a long time applied to all the heretics of the south of France.

41. Although the Hijazis, who are Sunnis but not Wahhabis, are not viewed as heretics, they are marginalized because the Islam they practice has Sufi leanings--and tolerant Sufiism is anathema to the austerely dogmatic Wahhabis.

42. 1020-1250, from Medieval Latin Albigenses (12c.), from French Albi, name of the town in Languedoc where they lived and first were condemned as heretics (1176) and vigorously persecuted (the Albigensian Crusade).The town name is from Roman personal name …

43. ‘Once, people were shut up in Bedlams - usually indefinitely and in terrible conditions.’ More example sentences ‘Soviet dissidents were political heretics, and though they did not burn on the stake, they were sent to Bedlams for their sins.’

44. States categorically that “without Anthropophagists, anthropologists would find themselves in much the same position as the inquisitors of the Middle Ages, who quickly exhausted the supply of mortal heretics and therefore had to conjure up supernatural ones lest …

45. Buggery: a pejorative vernacular term and a legal term for anal copulation, chiefly between males, or with animals [from French, bougre, a corruption of Bulgarian derived from the medieval belief that Bulgarians were Manichean heretics who practiced anal copulation]

46. ‘Once, people were shut up in Bedlams - usually indefinitely and in terrible conditions.’ More example sentences ‘Soviet dissidents were political heretics, and though they did not burn on the stake, they were sent to Bedlams for their sins.’

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48. The encyclopedia Great Ages of Man states that because of this Church-State marriage, “by A.D. 385, only 80 years after the last great wave of persecution of Christians, the Church itself was beginning to execute heretics, and its clerics were wielding power almost equivalent to that of the emperors.”

49. Augustin was quick in engine, sweet in speech, wise in letters, and a noble worker in the labours of the church; clear in daily disputations, in all his doings well ordered, sharp in Assoiling questions, right appert in confounding heretics, and right catholic in expounding of our faith, and subtle

50. In the Middle Ages, both civil and canon law classed Apostates with heretics; so much so that title 9 of the fifth book of the Decretals of Gregory IX, which treats of apostasy, contains only a secondary provision concerning apostasy a Fide [iv, Friedberg, Corpus juris canonici (Leipzig, 1879-81), II, 790-792].

51. The Caul or Veil is sometimes also referred to as "The Veil of Tears" due to the tendency of baser types of people to attack or even kill Caulbearers, often for no apparent reason --- such as in the Middle Ages, when they were burned as witches and heretics, mainly by the Church of Rome.

52. 1 Bidder 2 Bok's associates 3 Bok's son 4 Businessmen 5 Children 6 Corruptionist 7 Customer 8 District Sub-Nagus and his sister 9 First Clerk 10 Fort Knox burglars 11 Freighter crew 12 Heretics 13 Historian 14 Marauder personnel 15 Prinadora's father 16 Quark's personnel 17 Renegades 18 Reyga's family 19 Scrap-metal merchant 20 Secretary 21 …

53. 1) Calvin frequently referred to the Anabaptists as "heretics," "sects and parties," " Beggarly gang," "rebels against God," "enemies of God and of the human race," "enemies of all order," and "enemies of government [policer and condemned their doctrine as "blasphemy against God's heavenly majesty" and "false and pernicious opinion."