The Dove was the favorite symbol of the ancient Cathars. People erroneously think that the Jews were the only victims of the Inquisition by the Roman "Church" but they were secondary. The prime target of those Babylonian perverts was the Cathars.
Thank you, Brother & Comrade, HP. Two truly outstanding books on the Cathars that are historical fiction but grounded in meticulous research and truth are: "The Treasure of Montsegur" by Sophie Burnham & "The Fire and the Light" by Glen Craney. Burnham's book had an incredible, twist, tragic ending that actually brought tears to my eyes. One of Master Miguel Serrano's closest friends was a Cathar poet, whose name unfortunately eludes me at this time. (The Gods of the Uncreated Light blessed me with an exemplary memory but it's not infallible.) Stay strong, 88! & Sinn Fein!
The Dove was the favorite symbol of the ancient Cathars. People erroneously think that the Jews were the only victims of the Inquisition by the Roman "Church" but they were secondary. The prime target of those Babylonian perverts was the Cathars.
My good and honorable Friend, Don't forget, nobody rides for free...
Exquisite comment thank you! 88.88
Thank you, Brother & Comrade, HP. Two truly outstanding books on the Cathars that are historical fiction but grounded in meticulous research and truth are: "The Treasure of Montsegur" by Sophie Burnham & "The Fire and the Light" by Glen Craney. Burnham's book had an incredible, twist, tragic ending that actually brought tears to my eyes. One of Master Miguel Serrano's closest friends was a Cathar poet, whose name unfortunately eludes me at this time. (The Gods of the Uncreated Light blessed me with an exemplary memory but it's not infallible.) Stay strong, 88! & Sinn Fein!