Oh yeah - I forgot.
Oh yeah - I forgot.
You wrote:
“Oh yeah - I forgot.”
Apparently you forgot to answer my question. Here, I’ll ask it again: Since when have Christians been bound to respect blasphemy?
By the way, Alex, after you’re done answering my first question, can you explain to me why you’re apparently relying on websites like this one: http://amazingdiscoveries.org/albums/a/3/European-History-and-the-Illuminati
What had this to do with blasphemy? The real issues were political. Part of the royal family was Huguenot. The Queen Mother and her very young son was threatened by a coup. The French Religious Wars were civil wars, and each side did terrible things .Paris, which two centuries later would be the center of the Terror, was then a hotbed of Catholic fanaticism.
It was a bit like the Spanish civil war. Foreign powers got involved. Spain was on the side of the Catholics and England on the side of the Huguenots.
St.Bartholomew’s Day is like the Reichstag fires in 1933. A preemptive strike on the Huguenot leaders to prevent them from controlling the government. Catherine d’ Medici was involved in order to protect her young son’s throne.