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| | [[excommunication]] for anyone who continued to bicker internally. Those who | | [[excommunication]] for anyone who continued to bicker internally. Those who |
| | decided to fight in the crusades were said to be “taking up the cross,” because | | decided to fight in the crusades were said to be “taking up the cross,” because |
| − | they would stictch small crosses onto their tunics. | + | they would stitch small crosses onto their tunics. |
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| | At first [[Peter the Hermit]] answered the call of Pope Urban and led an | | At first [[Peter the Hermit]] answered the call of Pope Urban and led an |
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| | to pillage towns and murder people (note that this is breaking many commandments | | 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 | | “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 | + | pillage did, in it's own perverse way, spread the faith through fear, and |
| − | focusd instead on founding feudal states instead of the Catholic Theocracy
| + | focused instead on founding feudal states instead of the Catholic Theocracy |
| | dreamed of by Diambert of Pisa, the second Patriarch of Jerusalem. | | dreamed of by Diambert of Pisa, the second Patriarch of Jerusalem. |
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| | The Crusades went against our Christian teachings and the words of Christ, “love | | The Crusades went against our Christian teachings and the words of Christ, “love |
| | thy neighbor as thyself” “turn the other cheek” etc. | | thy neighbor as thyself” “turn the other cheek” etc. |