英语词汇“Cathar”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

Cathar

/ˈkaθɑː

noun

A member of a heretical medieval Christian sect which professed a form of Manichaean dualism and sought to achieve great spiritual purity.Pope Innocent III declares a crusade against the Languedoc region of southern France, stronghold of the heretical Cathar Christian sect....

Heresy can only exist where there is an orthodoxy to define it: both medieval Catholics and medieval Cathars laid claim to being true Christians.
Simon is best known as the ruthless leader of the notorious Albigensian Crusade against the Cathar heretics of southern France.

Derivatives

Catharism

noun ...

Whether, as has been conjectured, an ancient stratum of peasant materialism or an underground current of Catharism provided the interpretive framework for his reading cannot be determined.
Scholastics' responses to Catharism in particular drew extensively on their concept of the natural law.
Incidentally, it has always seemed strange to me that modern New Agers and others are attracted to Catharism, with its uncompromising rejection of our world.

Catharist

noun & adjective ...

In the Middle Ages, some groups, such as the Waldenses and Catharists, rejected infant baptism.
The Catharists considered themselves to hold the Christian faith in its most pristine form.
Between 1030-1040 an important Catharist community was discovered at the castle of Monteforte near Asti in Piedmont.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from medieval Latin Cathari (plural), from Greek katharoi 'the pure'.

单词	Cathar
释义	Cathar /ˈkaθɑː / noun A member of a heretical medieval Christian sect which professed a form of Manichaean dualism and sought to achieve great spiritual purity.Pope Innocent III declares a crusade against the Languedoc region of southern France, stronghold of the heretical Cathar Christian sect.... Heresy can only exist where there is an orthodoxy to define it: both medieval Catholics and medieval Cathars laid claim to being true Christians. Simon is best known as the ruthless leader of the notorious Albigensian Crusade against the Cathar heretics of southern France. Derivatives Catharism noun ... Whether, as has been conjectured, an ancient stratum of peasant materialism or an underground current of Catharism provided the interpretive framework for his reading cannot be determined. Scholastics' responses to Catharism in particular drew extensively on their concept of the natural law. Incidentally, it has always seemed strange to me that modern New Agers and others are attracted to Catharism, with its uncompromising rejection of our world. Catharist noun & adjective ... In the Middle Ages, some groups, such as the Waldenses and Catharists, rejected infant baptism. The Catharists considered themselves to hold the Christian faith in its most pristine form. Between 1030-1040 an important Catharist community was discovered at the castle of Monteforte near Asti in Piedmont. Origin Mid 17th century: from medieval Latin Cathari (plural), from Greek katharoi 'the pure'.
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