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Jiang presents the Cathars and the Albigensian Crusade as evidence that Christians who insisted on direct connection to God were violently suppressed long before the successful Protestant revolution.
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Protestant revolution
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"Okay? And the second thing about the Church was for Jesus taught, okay, this is really important, you can read the Bible, he actually..."
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"It was always there. The Protestant revolution was successful. Okay? But throughout history, at no point was there not opposition towards the Catholic Church..."
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