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The Heresy of the Divine Self: Amalric of Bène, his Amalrician Disciples, and the 1210 Inquisitorial Purge in Paris

The Heresy of the Divine Self: Amalric of Bène, his Amalrician Disciples, and the 1210 Inquisitorial Purge in Paris

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Series: The Strange and Forbidden Sects of Medieval Europe, Book 18

Medieval & Renaissance HistoryReligion General French History

ISBN13: 9798235064188
Publisher: Winston Maddox Publishing
Published: Sep 3 2026
Pages: 98
Weight: 0.23
Height: 0.23 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English

Could the ultimate heresy be the claim that God lives inside you?

For the discerning historian who demands to step directly into the damp stone corridors and firelit chambers of 13th-century Paris, The Heresy of the Divine Self delivers an unyielding, meticulous narrative of intellectual rebellion and state suppression. This is not a distant, dry summary of medieval theology; it is an immersive reconstruction of a forgotten crisis that shook the Capetian monarchy and the Catholic Church to their very foundations. At the center stands Master Amalric of Bène, a brilliant university logician whose radical reading of philosophy led him to a dangerous conclusion: that the divine essence is fully present in every human soul and every grain of creation.

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