Re: Sainthood
The Bullshit:
“The Chinese use it for differentiating different nobles with different classes of power and wealth. The medieval age ang mor also used this.”
The Rebuttal:
Unquestionably, the Roman Catholic was the main Christian Religion in medieval period. There were many famous Medieval saints. But how were these men and women made saints and why were they made saints? During the period, a Saint is used to a man or woman who is perceived of being an example of great holiness and virtue. and considered capable of interceding with God on behalf of a person who prayed to them. Saints are men and women who have died, lying in the grave-yard.
Unquestionably false to said chinese use the term for distinguishing noble classes on power and wealth.
The Bullshit:
“The Chinese use it for differentiating different nobles with different classes of power and wealth. The medieval age ang mor also used this.”
The Rebuttal:
Unquestionably, the Roman Catholic was the main Christian Religion in medieval period. There were many famous Medieval saints. But how were these men and women made saints and why were they made saints? During the period, a Saint is used to a man or woman who is perceived of being an example of great holiness and virtue. and considered capable of interceding with God on behalf of a person who prayed to them. Saints are men and women who have died, lying in the grave-yard.
Unquestionably false to said chinese use the term for distinguishing noble classes on power and wealth.
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