Its beliefs included one that air attacked souls without a "lodging of clay" unless its adherents had lived a good enough life to go to heaven.
Its beliefs included one that air attacked souls without a "lodging of clay" unless its adherents had lived a good enough life to go to heaven. All that was required of its Credentes was that before death they undergo the Consolamentum. If the Consolamentum were done before death, members of this sect were required to become vegan and were forbidden to touch the opposite gender, as they became part of the Elect or Perfect. It believed that all material goods were the creation of a god called "Rex Mundi," and that every soul eventually reached salvation with the Good God, a dualism that put this Languedoc-based faith on bad terms with the Catholic Church. For 10 points, name this Christian sect mainly based in France, against which Innocent III called a thirteenth century crusade.
Its beliefs included one that air attacked souls without a "lodging of clay" unless its adherents had lived a good enough life to go to heaven.
{Albigensian}s [or {Cathar}s or {Albigense}s or {Albigeois} or {Patarene}s or {Phundaite}s or {Concorricii} or {Garatense}s or {Runcarii}]