When the Nazis came to power they persecuted these people, took away their human rights and eventually decided that they should be exterminated. How did Adolf Hitler
Pope Urban II lied and said that Christ demands that the Holy Land be freed from the Muslims to gain support from others, and Pope Urban II also lied when he said that the sins f those who went to fight would be washed away. Factors for the Invasion of Iraq and Afghanistan It was viewed as a war against terror according to George Bush and the United Nations; it was also a war against Saddam Hussein and his weapons of mass destruction. It was a war to liberate Iraq from Saddam Hussein’s regime of men and Al-Qaeda; it also was a war to free the Afghanistan people and government from the Taliban. Motives for the Crusades The only motive for the early crusades was to gain control of the Holy Land and to try and purify the Christian religion. As strange as it may sound a lot of the soldiers who went to war with the Muslims just wanted to kill people because it gave them a thrill and had no interest what so ever in the Holy Land.
Sunni caliphs worried that the Shia Imams would use this massacre to capture public imagination and topple monarchs. This fear resulted in the further persecution and marginalization of Shias. As a result of segregation between the two groups of Muslims, they have framed the current crises in Syria and Iraq. Where once the conflict between Sunni and Shiite
The two groups went to war and the Native Americans targeted and killed many priests. - The New World challenged and changed the religious faiths the first European settlers brought to it. In New Mexico, the spiritual rituals of the Pueblo Indians collided with the Catholic of the Spanish Franciscan friars who came to convert them, ultimately exploding in violent rebellion. 2. Role of missionaries in the encounter between Native Americans and Colonists Missionaries came to save heathen souls.
The Crusades or Jihad (holy war) between Islamic and the Christian fanatics from 635 to 1588, was outright murder, sanctioned war or just a convenient religious method of getting rid of the opposition supported by the Churches and rulers of the time. I think it really depends on whether you are asking a Christian, or a Muslim, or someone who is an Atheist and a supporter of neither religious group. No matter whom you talk to though you will undoubtedly get a different answer form each. I think the Crusades and Jihad where murderous in nature, in the name of a god who could care a less about land, and if conducted today depending on the country would be considered terrorism. I say that because the United States invaded Iraq for no real solid reason and the world community other than Middle Eastern countries railed around and supported us, however think back when Saddam Hussein invaded Kuwait in 1990.
10 Diocletian is most known for The Persecution of the Christians. On the twenty-third of February, A.D. 303 he commanded an army to raid a nearby Christian church, he seized all holy books and burned them to ashes. 11 He then began to call for the destruction of all sacred books and Christian churches. All the Christians were then apprehended and imprisoned and Galerius secretly ordered the imperial palace to be set on fire, that the Christians might be charged as the incendiaries, and a credible pretence given for carrying on the persecution with the greater brutalities. An overall sacrifice was commenced, which caused numerous deaths.
The main historical events of anti-Semitism are as follows: * The crusades; Christian soldiers tried to expel Muslims from the birthplace of god as they did not believe in him many massacred/crusaded many forced to choose between baptism/death, some fled to Central/Eastern Europe suffered outbursts of violence * The black death; (Bubonic plague) spread across Europe killing 1/3 population Jews blamed for initiating epidemic hate mobs developed * Nationalism; During nationalism, Europe viewed themselves as belonging to separate nations Jews identified as aliens/ disqualified citizenship and expelled from England * Social Darwinism; those within the strongest race would ultimately survive, late 19th century Jews unaccepted/viewed as different due to their religion/birth “aliens” term anti-Semitism first appeared (excluded any possibility of Jews being assimilated into German culture common bond of humanity began to believe
A.M.D.G A.M.D.G People involved in the Crusade and why they were important Pope Gregory VII said that sinful people were the reason why Jerusalem fell into the hands of the Muslim , so in 1704 he tried to assemble a group of knights know as the ‘milites sancti petri’ ( the knights of saint Peter) to implement papal policy . He also used the writings of Saint Augustine of Hippo (354-430) it was possible to build a case whereby Christian violence could be commanded by God through his representative on earth – the Pope and if performed in the right circumstances . Henry IV Holy Roman Emperor – Henry VI assumed his seat as king and holy roman emperor when he was declared of age in 1605 and since he was poorly educated during his childhood amidst the governmental tumult and was consumed by the desire to rule, bringing little wisdom to the throne at 15. Henry found himself spread thin
The Roman high officials saw Jesus and his Christian followers as a major threat to the Empire, even though Jesus probably had no intention of becoming a zealot, or political rebel. A high governor and judge, Pontius Pilate, had Jesus arrested and crucified. Pilate accused Jesus of treason, because Roman Emperors were supposed to be thought of
While in Mexico, he destroyed the mosques and idols that the Aztecs worshiped. He cleaned down the places where sacrifices took place and put up Christian images (DOC 4). A former conquistador, who converted into a Catholic Monk, shot down the actions of the Spaniards, because he believed that their actions couldn’t and shouldn’t be justified by their religion (DOC 9). Bartolommeo