What is Crusade?
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The crusades were pope-sanctioned military endeavors during the 11th, 12th, and 13th centuries against non-Christians. Goals included capturing Jerusalem and expanding territories in general.
Christian occupation of Syria disappeared after the ninth crusade.
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a crusade supporting soreal cru in the show 'americas best dance crew'. some of soreal cru's greatest fans came together in a facebook group and formed the soreal CRUsade to vote for soreal cru so that they will get the title of america's best dance crew! SMASH IT UP!
>EXPLOSIONNNN!!!<
soreal cru will win because they have the CRUsade behind them
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A holy war of liberation and oil.
Operation "Iraqi Freedom"
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What President Bush says when he forgets his scripted answer and makes an accidental allusion to the most significant form of religious imperialism of all time.
Reporter: Well Mr. Bush, what are we going to do about these terrorists?
Bush: Well, we're going to conduct a crusade...
Reporter: *Cringe*
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a war fought to prove the superiority of one's imaginary friend
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1. Crusade:A large-scale war that springs to life due to the conflict of people with different religions.
2. The Crusades:A period of crusades from the early 12th century up to the mid 15th century. Started when, because of the Turkish empire attacking The Bysantine empire, a plea for help was sent to the pope, Uban II. The pope then commissioned that all able men in Europe were to be sent to the middle east to claim the 'Holy Land' for Christians. There were seven Crusades, the most famous are the first Crusade, The Third Crusade, in which Islamic leader Saladin used military brilliance to thwart his adversaries, and the 'Children's Crusade', where a few thousand Christian Children entered the 'Holy Land' with a belief that their 'God' would protect them.
1. The pope decreed a dispiccable philosophy that it is only a 'sin' to kill Christians, which not only is hypocritical of the religion, but is a mentality for many radical Christians today.
2. The Crusades period is one of the reasons that Muslims despise much (almost all) of the Christian population today.
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1.The conflict in which devoted Christians went to the middle east to destroy what they thought of as evil
2. The greatest religous conflict in history
Crusaders from Europe, seeing the Muslims as evil and invaders, liberated Jerusalem in a very viscious, and inhumane way.
