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Pope Urban II's 1095 appeal is interpreted as political opportunity: unite Christendom under Rome, reclaim Jerusalem, and redirect peasant religious energy against Muslims.
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Pope Urban II's 1095 appeal is interpreted as political opportunity: unite Christendom under Rome, reclaim Jerusalem, and redirect peasant religious energy against Muslims.
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"...Jerusalem as Christian territory. He sees an opportunity to channel the religious energies of the peasantry against the Muslims, okay? So what he does..."
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"this speech, and it's important we do because this rhetoric, this philosophy, will underpin the relationship between Christians, Muslims, and Jews for most of..."
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"...these reasons. And a lot are going with religious fever and religious energy, okay? So it's important that you understand the complexity and diversity..."
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"...imagination, it is a religious war, okay? It's channeling all that religious energy against your opponent, right? And the Crusades, even though technically they..."
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"...Church was trying to unite Christianity in order to channel the religious energy and fanaticism in order to consolidate its power and authority over..."
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