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France is name the eldest daughter of the Christian Church because she was the first kingdom in europe to have a christian king Clovis baptized in what is now the cathedral of Reims in the video.
TECHNICALLY wouldn't it he the romans who were the first????? But I get what you're saying
Thé romans was politheiste not catholique
@@BajanEnglishman51 The Western roman empire was at his end Christian and i mean the emperor and his people. After his dissolution by barbar invasion, the new lords who conquer where France is today were of germanic paganism but the people were still christian. So the Frank Tribe conquer most of actual France and the king to gain support from the people and church choose to be baptized Clovis first christian king of France.
@tinquenrose what about the eastern roman empire and the Sophia church that was built which was technically located in Europe
@@isaoport2246 they converted eventually tho
33:04 You talk about the grandeur of the size of Notre Dame de Paris, but it is far from being the largest cathedral in France.
The largest cathedral is that of Amiens. And it is so vast that you can fit the entire Notre Dame de Paris inside.
Inside, the height of the vault is 42 m.
Holy moly that is massive are there any videos on it?
@@BajanEnglishman51 ruclips.net/video/2h3JKd3KalM/видео.htmlsi=1LY51YHpEYlCUK36 english subtitles if you want
thank you
@@BajanEnglishman51 My answer had been cancel ? I can see her anymore.
21:11 It is the Guédelon Castle in Burgundy. They build a castle in the same technics of medieval time since 1990's. Now, you can visit the Castle (witch is not finish) as well as the "village" of artisans, since they have formed a whole range of trades (around wood, stone, metal, fabrics, paints, tools, etc.,) to succeed in build the castle.
It is now a very interesting tourist attraction for lovers of historic buildings.
How long would it take to finish
@@BajanEnglishman51 I don't know. But the guy who started the project was a young man in his twenties at the time. You can find it on some old reporting videos. Today he's starting to be a middle-aged man.
I don't know if they already have a specific end date for the work in mind.
@@BajanEnglishman51 They began in 1997 and estimated that it would take 30 years to build the castle. It is well advanced, but will certainly take a few more years to complete. The project has taken off collectively, and there's no longer any question of building just the castle, but an entire village or even more. So it turned into a lifelong project.
They have their own RUclips channel named: "Guédelon nous bâtissons un château fort". And there are many other documentaries on RUclips.
@@PytheasFidus any documentaries i can drop a reaction to on this?
@@LivariusD 30 years to build a castle is madness like absolute fast. Ima check out th3se documentaries and see if I can react to some and post this seems interesting
1:01:17 they globaly said that the cost of the relics was about half of the annual French budget of this time. You can't really make a correct conversion after 800 years, but now the annual budget of France is arround 300 billion euros/dollars. But the productivity was completely different at this time so it would be much less now. But if you want a more accurate conversion based on the value of the money in gold it would be arround 40 million euros/dollars now I guess. But like I said, comparatively to the cost of living, productivity, etc at this time, 40 million was a much much much larger sum than it is now.
Half of the annual French budget and the country didn't go bankruptcy? MADNESS MATE
@@BajanEnglishman51 yeah bit let's not forget that the vessel itself, the holy chapel, costed another 30% of the half we spoke, so another 1/6 of the budget more to add.
Imagine today
@@BajanEnglishman51 Une grande partie a a été pris dans la cagnotte personnel du roi !
there were christians in europe (the roman empire) in the 1st century, in Rome, and in Gaul too.
the 1st european christian king was Clovis, king of Gauls in the 5th century.
then the 1st churches were allowed, and built, when the roman emperor Constantin became christian,
in the 4th century.
(the very first official christian kingdom was Armenia, in 301, then Ethiopia).
Oh wow I thought at that point the franks still were worshipping pagan gods
Clovis was king of the Franks (not Gauls) the germanic tribe that conquered Gaul at the fall of the roman empire
@@spicote They don't conquer Gaul. They were part of Gaul, and part of the Gallo-Roman army. They took control of Gaul.
@@romain6275 Wrong. What we call Gaul was a region of what we currently call France, Romandie and Belgium where celtic tribes were living. The Franks were a germanic tribe initially living in what we currently call the netherlands. They indeed helped the roman against other germanic tribes at some point before taking control of some parts when the empire falls.
Il y a une ville dans le sud-ouest de la France qui s'appelle " les Saintes Maries de la mer" . C'est là qu'auraient accostées Marie-Madeleine, Lazare, et d'autres personnages du nouveau testament quand ils fuirent après la Pentecôte .
About your thoughts on the representation of Christ being a sin, that actually was a huge question back in the times, the iconoclast crisis.
The orthodox christians rejected every Christ representation , but when this topic was settled it was admitted that representing Jesus wasn't a sin, and today Orthodox church has maybe more Jesus representations than anyone else 😅
So it's ok since it's to pay hommage
HMMMMM WOW VERY INTERESTING I GOTTA LOOK MORE INTO THIS
@BajanEnglishman51 oh I must admit I didnt think about Protestant's point of view, I was speaking about Catholic and Orthodox Churches which are not in a free interpretation of the Bible, we have to learn from an autority what the Bible says because It has several layers of interprétations, and devoted people gave their life to analyse and teach those learnings through 21 centuries, so we are not allowed to bring a superficial understanding of the Bible ourselves.
So im sorry because i dont know how the Protestant Church deals with it (if there is "a" protestant's point of view, maybe some consider it as a sin and others consider it lawful)
Christian iconography is a subject matter by itself, clerics and scholars wrote tens of thousands pages about it throughout history. Catholics, the largest religious group in the world, have a representation of Christ hanging on a cross in every church, and often in their house. Their rituals include eating Christ’s body and drinking his blood during the « communion ». It’s as a material representation of Christ as it goes.
Protestants, on the other hand, are more defiant toward material representations of Christ. Thus their cross doesn’t include any materialisation of the messiah’s body. However, to emphase his modest origins, they never shy away from displaying nativity scenes - especially around Christmas time - where, although as an infant, Christ is shown with a very human body.
Throughout history, there have been thousands of Christian sects and even today, dozens still exist. They each have their own specificities and you will likely find a few which consider that representing Christ is a sin. But the two largest ones, Catholic (Roman and orthodox) and Protestants don’t think it is.
Saint Denis is the patron saint of France. Saint Genevieve is the patron saint of Paris.
Explain what a patron is
@@BajanEnglishman51 A patron is a protector. Saint Denis is the protector of France and Saint Genevieve is the protector of Paris.
@@tinquenrose And don't forgot Saint Michel and Jeanne d'Arc, patrons/protectors of France too.
Les messes ne sont jamais payantes(ce serait un crime), on fait une offrande. Un seul a payé, le Christ. De plus on achète pas une place de choix au ciel, on demande des prières pour le soulagement de l'âme afin de la faire parvenir plus vite dans la vision béatifique de Dieu.
Yes, this is true
But i think you misunderstood my statement i was saying how this seems similar to how we would be gifts mansions in heaven. I think was the statement you were referring to. If not pin point what you're referring to
Don t believe it. Pieces of cross everywhere. All together it makes a forest🤣🤣🤣
lmaoooooo honestly so real ngl
nous avons voulu démolir la tour Eifel car elle a était construite pour l exposition universel et montrer au monde le savoir faire des ouvriers métallurgistes et de l ingénierie française ca n avais pas pour vocation a devenir un monument
oh I see but the tower still looked cool tho intriguing how people then viewed it different from now
@@BajanEnglishman51 A l'époque , certaines trouvé ça comme une horreur qui défiguré Paris. D'ailleurs des pétitions ont étaient faites pour la détruire. Les autres bâtiments de l'exposition ont étaient détruits. Sans la technologie de l'époque,télégraphe, radio, elle aurait subit le même sort.
well, if the relicas costed half of the french gdp.If we compare directly using this way (it reflects the effort), then then relicas costed 1500 billions of dollar....
Jesus have mercy man
great little video on this topic brother,learned something new myself too. these types of videos are highly enjoyable,glad you think so too hahaha.
Glad you're enjoying this alongside me
hi bajan
i m' french
look the castle of guedelon ==> is a It is a construction of a castle carried out today which began 20 years ago but with medieval techniques
you will hallucinate ^_^
2.5 millions of mazarin = 56 millions of $
That's relatively cheap
@@BajanEnglishman51 yes but is very dificult to estimate in reality
the level life , today is very different
This video is over 1 hour in French with English subtitles.
3 weeks ago, I suggested an 11 minute video of a Spanish historian with English subtitles.
You said:
But my audience won't be able to watch that you gotta think about them not just me.
What was that video called again
@@BajanEnglishman51 Gamzeli Marina - Los colores y los puntos cardinales para los Antiguos Turcos
Bro you didn't recommend this to me wa
@@BajanEnglishman51 3 weeks ago Look this video comments;
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Yeah I'll do it
About the equivalent of the money, they said the acquisition of the relics cost 135 000 Livres Tournes and the building 40 000 Livres Tournes.
In Euros it is today approximately 51 000 000€
But this is the direct value it is not ponderate.
It means it is probably way more, but can we put à price on the saint cross ?
Id assum it's be an extra zero roughly but frankly people we can't put a price on the cross
1 livres tournois c'etait 85 gr d'argent soit 77 euros
mais c'etait egalement 6.75 gr d'or soit 540 euros
1 livres = 20 sols
1 sol = 12 deniers donc 1 livre = 240 deniers
1 grd conseiller gagnait 500 livres/an
qd un le chambellan du roi ou ligne royal pouvait toucher 3000 à 4000 livres
un avocat c'etait 10 livres par affaire et un huissier 3.75 livres/mois
un manoeuvre c'etait 3-4 sols /jour soit a peine 50 livres/an en theorie mais en realite personne ne travaillait 300 jours par an
51 millions ne semble pas trop coherent , je pense qu il faut rajouter un 0
Au sujet des representations du Christ, le saint suaire où son visage etait imprimé en etait la base, le model depuis l'antiquité ou le debut du moyen age d'abord en Orient.
N'oublions pas que David etait roux et que celui qui etait appelé le '' Fils de David'' pouvait bien etre roux avec un visage clair, ce dont se moquait Goliath.
Was that model truly accurate though?
@@BajanEnglishman51 D'après les dernières datations, avec une méthode plus récente et précise que le carbone 14, fait dater le Suaire au début du premier siècle ou fin du siècle précédent !
It is God who is forbidden to represent, on the contrary Jesus who is human is his representation. It is therefore not only possible, but it is just as legitimate to represent Jesus in his icon to bear witness to his incarnation.
AHHHHHHH THAT MAKES EVERYTHING CLEARER MATE, appreciate you explaining
At 22.00 you looking for Guedelon Castle.
Modern human building à médiéval castle with only local material and original tools
Appreciate you telling me I'd like to hear more about that
"Guédelon" exact name.
Thank you to allow me to discover this documentary, wish you the best @@BajanEnglishman51
They are buulding a castle (started 20 years ago) with medieval tecnics. Château de Guedelon
20 years ago and still building absolute crazy work
ruclips.net/video/cJibYZfn4Bo/видео.htmlsi=
It's still around the 20 years left
Okay dokie
Yk what's funny is recorded the reaction at 4am est time zone because had i recorded it at 10am or 12pm it'd release way too late
Les commentaires du reportage n'ont rien de catholique. C'est une occasion de plus de mal parler de la foi et des saints, en gros la continuation de l'oeuvre de destruction révolutionnaire. Des reliques ne sont évidemment pas pour des princes chretiens ou des abbayes une manière de tromper les gens ou de le manipuler, mais une devotion réelle et sincère qui rend plus encore comme un sens du toucher de la foi, comme de la palper , de la rendre plus presente encore, comme saint Thomas qui touche les plaies du Christ. St.Vincent dit qu'à travers une relique d'un saint c'est un peu comme si un saint , en lequel se sont réalisés des oeuvres de Dieu si merveilleuse, c'est un peu comme si on avait la visite du saint lui même.. lorsque vous avez devant vous un clou de la passion du Christ vous faites un voyage de 20 siecles sur le Golgotha. Évidemment votre prière devient plus fervente ainsi que votre desir d'aimer Dieu. Vous semblez toucher le Christ à travers le clou. Même les plus grands rois y etaient sensibles, et surtout les plus grands et les plus nobles comme saint Louis, qui en reponse se faisait plus proche des plus pauvres, non pas pour les manipuler mais pour les servir au mieux, avec leur responsabilité de roi, devant rendre compte devant Dieu.
Ne pas oublier que les protestant et les révolutionnaires ont ravagé quantité d'edifice dont on a plus la trace Aujourd'hui.
Un oublie des commentateurs , c'est qu'a la Messe le Christ se rend réellement present dans le sacrifice non sanglant de l'autel qui actualise l'unique sacrifice du Christ sur la Croix. Ainsi on peut comprendre que l'on veuille honorer le Christ rendu présent dans la Sainte Ostie et dans le precieux sang:'' Ceci est mon Corps 'k. ''Ceci est mon sang.'' .
Si l'on ne comprend pas ça on ne comprend rien à l'Eglise et aux eglises faites en son honneur.
Au sujet du Sacre royal , c'est avant tout un acte de foi , le couronnement de toute la vie du royaume qui reconnait son Dieu.
Publiquement , aux yeux de tous, le roi reconnait tenir son pouvoir et son autorité de Dieu seul, et il demande l'onction du Saint Esprit pour gouverner avec sagesse son royaume pour le bien de tous les sujets du royaume, pour la plus grande gloire de Dieu. La magnificence de l'événement n'empêche nullement le souci des plus pauvres que le roi à le devoir chretien de servir comme le Christ lui même.. il doit ainsi veiller à toutes les oeuvres d'education et de Charité, en général confiees aux soins de l'Eglise et des fidèles en elle. N'oublions pas que personne ne peut juger extérieurement des œuvres divins qui sont faites dans le secret. Lorsque tu jeune, parfume ta tête et ne prends pas un air sombre.
Thank you for the detailed explanation makes me have a different view on this
@@BajanEnglishman51 On dit du pape qu'il est le vicaire sur terre du Christ, et le roi de France était reconnu comme le lieutenant du Christ !
(i'm french) and when at 2:20 you ask why we wanted to demolish the eiffel tower : it's because all the parisian people hated this iron lady they said that it was ugly.
How that tides have changed. Now uts the icon of france
if I may add this context,
The Eiffel Tower was initially intended to be demolished after the 1889 World’s Fair (Exposition Universelle) in Paris, an event that showcased advancements in industry, culture, and technology from around the world. The fair often featured temporary structures, which were dismantled once the event concluded. Gustave Eiffel’s tower, built as the centerpiece of the fair, was originally meant to follow this tradition.
However, after the fair, there was significant opposition from Parisians, many of whom found the tower unsightly and out of place in the Parisian skyline. The tower was even referred to as a "metallic monstrosity" by some critics. It wasn’t until it proved valuable as a radio transmission tower that it was saved from demolition.
Today, the Eiffel Tower is one of the most iconic landmarks in the world, symbolizing Paris and France, which is ironic considering how much it was initially disliked.
so now you know ;)
@@ivar4699 that's insane lore
Better? At least, your churches don't get arsoned. I hope yours never get. 😢
NAHHHHHHHH THIS COMMENT IS TOO FUNNY
can you react to the battle of Bouvines
What channel is it on
@@BajanEnglishman51 there's many channels covering this battle, but I think King and Generals is the best
gotcha
Sainte chapelle + Couronne = 36 194 583,44 euros
Thank you for converting
Je trouve beaucoup plus 51 000 000 € en utilisant le convertisseur sur monnaie ancienne et en y ajoutant la date de 1266.
Après cela.ne veut rien dire de nos jours
Ca n'a aucun sens de raisonner en conversion de monnaie. Il faut rapporter ça au poids économique de l'époque. Puisque c'est la moitié du budget annuel de l'époque, bah si on rapporte ça à 2023 ça fait 228 milliards d'euros. C'est une estimation finalement beaucoup plus réaliste qu'une conversion qui ne veut rien dire, puisque depuis 1000 ans il y a eu de l'inflation et une grosse quantité de monnaie mis en circulation 😂😂😂
Ce n'est pas de l'art sacré c'est de l'art gothique ou art normand pour les puristes
Gothic art was originally called French art? Right?
@@BajanEnglishman51 non cela est faux, l'art gothique s'appelait autrefois ''art normand'' car il est né en Normandie et dans le royaume anglo-normand ( abbaye de Lessay - cathédrale de Durham - abbatiale de Caen...)
Le terme ''art français'' est un terme contemporain et trompeur car l'art gothique existait déjà en Normandie vers l'an 1090...
De plus, le royaume de France ne représentait géographiquement que l'île de France à cette époque
Our Lord and Savior Jesus, holly be the ground where your feet touched the groun , We will follow you to end of time
Amen
Terrible subtitles !
Happens
😊.🫡
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