A dualist Christian heresy Jiang describes as seeing the material world as the devil's prison for pure souls.
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Catharism
A dualist Christian heresy Jiang describes as seeing the material world as the devil's prison for pure souls.
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Catharism is presented as a dualist belief that this world was created by the devil and traps pure souls in corrupt bodies.
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"...France, in a place called Albi, this community practices something called Catharism, okay? Catharism is actually a pretty diverse belief, okay? But its main..."
"So the goal of life is to discover that we are imprisoned and escape our bodies and return to heaven through good works, through..."
"...are also located, okay? So some historians believe that Protestantism and Catharism, they sort of mingle together. They combine and become conflated together, okay?..."
"...the Cathars. But also, a lot of them will convert to Catharism knowing that they will die because they are so disgusted by the..."
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