I've studied the Cathars on my own because I found their "heretical" society fascinating and centuries ahead of the Xtians that surrounded them. They allowed women to be clergy for example, and were said to revere nature. That the Xtian leaders of the times considered things like this to be evil says a lot about Xtianity in general. (I'm not a fan. Can ya guess?)
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I've studied the Cathars on my own because I found their "heretical" society fascinating and centuries ahead of the Xtians that surrounded them. They allowed women to be clergy for example, and were said to revere nature. That the Xtian leaders of the times considered things like this to be evil says a lot about Xtianity in general. (I'm not a fan. Can ya guess?)