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Line 75: − − It seems that the Christian armies lost sight of our goals to bring and spread − love and Christianity along the way, got drunk with power and glory and decided − to pillage towns and murder people (note that this is breaking many commandments − “thou shalt not murder.” “thou shalt not steal”), although this murder and − pillage did, in it's own perverse way, sperad the faith through fear, and − focusd instead on founding feudal states instead of the Catholic Theocracy − dreamed of by Diambert of Pisa, the second Patriarch of Jerusalem. − − The Crusades went against our Christian teachings and the words of Christ, “love − thy neighbor as thyself” “turn the other cheek” etc.
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Crusade of St. Louis both nearly succeeded in regaining Jerusalem by way of
Crusade of St. Louis both nearly succeeded in regaining Jerusalem by way of
attacking Egypt and failed only through the greed of men like Robert of Artois.
attacking Egypt and failed only through the greed of men like Robert of Artois.