A poverty movement founded by Peter Waldo that Jiang says condemned the pope and was persecuted by the church.
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Waldensians
A poverty movement founded by Peter Waldo that Jiang says condemned the pope and was persecuted by the church.
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Poverty movements such as Beguines, Beghards, and Waldensians threaten the church by restoring early Christian humility and exposing clerical wealth.
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"Their problem is, first of all, they defy the authority of the church, okay? So they feel informed. They live in their own communities...."
"So let's go over some of the major groups. There are, guys, there are hundreds of different groups. I'm only going to go through..."
"...obey the Pope, and the Cathars didn't obey the Pope. The Waldensians thought the Pope was the devil, okay? The main invention, the main..."
"...sin. Who did you sin against? Probably the Cathars, probably the Waldensians, probably those who led good lives. And you know they led good..."
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