EP 036 | What's in a Name?
From The New Cathars · 4:58
Show by Robert “Rob” Ruffyn
Got something to say to this podcast? Send a voicemail, and you might hear yourself on the next episode!Eckbert of Schönau named them Cathari in 1163. They called themselves Good Men, Good Women and Good Christians. Rob traces the label, the scholarly debate over whether Catharism was invented, and why the first disciples didn't run from their own nickname. Daily Scripture: Acts 11:26.Sources: Eckbert of Schönau, Sermones contra Catharos; Alan of Lille; Fournier register and Doat depositions; Lyon Ritual (RIALTO ed.); Moore, Pegg, Hamilton, Biller, Taylor; Sennis (ed.), Cathars in Question (2016); Acts 11 (WEB). Full source ledger available on request.
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