Religious Sayings

134 sayings found from the Medieval era from 16 authors

They worship the devil, and they offer human sacrifices to him, and they practice all kinds of sorcery.

— Marco Polo c. 1298-1299
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The people of this province are all Mahometans, and they are very fanatic and hostile to Christians.

— Marco Polo c. 1298-1299
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The people of this kingdom are all idolaters, and they worship images of wood and stone.

— Marco Polo c. 1298-1299
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These people are very superstitious, and they believe that certain animals have spirits, and they worship them.

— Marco Polo c. 1298-1299
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These people are very unfaithful, and they will break their promises without any scruple.

— Marco Polo c. 1298-1299
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The people of Abyssinia are Christians, but they are very ignorant and superstitious.

— Marco Polo 1298
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Let us drink wine, for it is the life of eternity, and the joy of youth, and the companion of old age, and the soul of pleasure.

— Omar Khayyam c. 11th-12th Century
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The heavens are but a turning wheel, and we are like grains of sand upon it.

— Omar Khayyam c. 11th-12th Century
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Enter upon the road to the Holy Sepulcher; wrest that land from the wicked race, and subject it to yourselves.

— Pope Urban II 1095
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Set out on this journey and you will obtain the remission of your sins and be sure of the incorruptible glory of the kingdom of heaven.

— Pope Urban II 1095
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Whatever Christians still remain in hiding there are sought out with unheard of tortures.

— Pope Urban II 1095
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Let our lives be stronger than death to fight against the enemies of the Christian people.

— Pope Urban II 1095
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God wills it! God wills it!

— Pope Urban II 1095
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We, by the authority of Almighty God and of the blessed apostles Peter and Paul, grant to all who undertake this expedition remission of sins.

— Pope Urban II 1095
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They have destroyed the churches of God or have converted them to the rites of their own religion.

— Pope Urban II 1095
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They torture Christians with unheard-of cruelties.

— Pope Urban II 1095
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They violate the women of the Christians.

— Pope Urban II 1095
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Let us avenge the injuries of God.

— Pope Urban II 1095
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All who are burdened with debt and wish to escape it, let them join this holy expedition.

— Pope Urban II 1095
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Let those who have been for a long time plunderers, now become Christian knights.

— Pope Urban II 1095
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