Templar expert Tony McMahon examines how loyal and brave the Knights Templar actually were in reality
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Category: Templar History
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The Knights Templar have been accused of being gnostic and Templar expert Tony McMahon investigates
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Category: Templar History
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It’s been reported that the thugs of ISIS have blown up an 800 year old mosque built during the Crusades by Nur ad-Din, a Saracen ruler described during his lifetime as a scourge of the crusader armies. Up until recently,…
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Category: Templar News
Tags: al-Din, al-Nuri, Bertrand, Blanquefort, crusades, Daesh, destroyed, destruction, iraq, ISIS, mosque, Mosul, Nur ad-Din, saladin
So you know everything there is to know about the Knights Templar – well, watch this short film and see how smart you really are. And tell me what facts you would include in future films!
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Category: Templar History
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Ten things you never knew about the Knights Templar such as running a slave trade and inventing offshore banking
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Category: Templar History
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ISIS destroyed Tikrit the birthplace of Saladin who fought the Knights Templar during the crusades
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Category: Templar News
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The bodies of many famous Kings of England have disappeared over the centuries and never been found again
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Category: Templar History
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At Kerak castle, built by crusaders in the 12th century, there is a block of stone in the walls depicting a very muscular figure. For centuries, it was believed to be Saladin – scourge of the Templars and crusaders and…
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A visit to Ajlun castle – built by the nephew of Saladin
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Category: Templar History
Tags: allah, catholic, egypt, history, Holy Land, Islam, israel, jordan, Knight Templar, knights templar, lebanon, middle ages, middle east, saladin, Saudi Arabia, syria, Templar
I have just returned from a ten day visit to Jordan – a country with an amazing history sandwiched between Syria, Lebanon, Israel, Iraq, Saudi Arabia and Egypt. Over the next few blog posts, I’m going to share the incredible…
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