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The Cathars were not heretics by accident — they were dangerous because they remembered something the Church sought to control.

In this video, we explore who the Cathars really were: a medieval Christian movement devoted to purity, inner devotion, and direct communion with God. Living in southern France, they rejected corruption, wealth, and coercive authority in favor of simplicity, service, and spiritual integrity.

We examine:
• What the Cathars believed and how it differed from Church doctrine
• Their understanding of Christ, the soul, and the material world
• Why Rome labeled them heretics
• How their teachings threatened political and religious power
• The Albigensian Crusade and what was lost with their destruction

This is not a story of rebellion — it is a story of conscience.

The Cathars believed faith could not be forced, purchased, or ruled. For that belief, they were erased, silenced, and nearly forgotten.

Yet their legacy endures — in questions that still unsettle institutions built on control rather than truth.

If you’ve ever wondered what early Christianity looked like before fear replaced devotion, this video invites you to remember the voices they tried to burn out of history.