The Parchment
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“De Saone, this manuscript must be a forgery. There could be no truth to it.”
“Sometimes what is important, Holiness, is not truth, but what people perceive to be the truth. We both know that if the parchment is revealed, there will be great scandal among the faithful. Many will question the divinity of Jesus. Some will abandon the sacraments altogether. No matter what the cost, the parchment must be destroyed.”
“But how can I do that? I have no army to take it away from the Templars.”
“You must... speak with Philip. What alternative do you have? To save the Templars, de Molay would destroy the Church.”
King Philip was visibly annoyed as he entered Pope Clement's apartment in the Palais des Papes. The pope extended his hand to the king but Philip angrily brushed it aside.
Philip IV was a tall and muscular man with blond curly hair and a fair complexion. His good looks and regal bearing had earned him the sobriquet Philip the Fair. Yet his princely demeanor was marred by one feature—his eyes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“De Saone, this manuscript must be a forgery. There could be no truth to it.”
“Sometimes what is important, Holiness, is not truth, but what people perceive to be the truth. We both know that if the parchment is revealed, there will be great scandal among the faithful. Many will question the divinity of Jesus. Some will abandon the sacraments altogether. No matter what the cost, the parchment must be destroyed.”
“But how can I do that? I have no army to take it away from the Templars.”
“You must... speak with Philip. What alternative do you have? To save the Templars, de Molay would destroy the Church.”
King Philip was visibly annoyed as he entered Pope Clement's apartment in the Palais des Papes. The pope extended his hand to the king but Philip angrily brushed it aside.
Philip IV was a tall and muscular man with blond curly hair and a fair complexion. His good looks and regal bearing had earned him the sobriquet Philip the Fair. Yet his princely demeanor was marred by one feature—his eyes.
What to read after The Parchment?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mclaughlin, Gerald T. to read onlineMoreLess
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