"There is non nonsense more nonsensical than religious nonsense" How utterly tragic so many died because of their beliefs. Changing the subject a little : I live in a quaint little country town in Yorkshire and I am a country boy at heart. However if somebody said to me "Here is a million pounds , you must go and buy yourself a nice house with it and also it MUST be in a city" Then York would definitely be my first choice. It's a lovely old city and we go there quite often.
The Elizabethan period of Tudor History was so ugly and violent. Queen Elizabeth could have just as easily stopped this nonsense, madness and utter chaos. All the people that martyred themselves in the name of religious beliefs… I eternally hope they rest well in Heaven. No one deserves to die like that. So brutal and sadistic, it’s just crazy scary.
The violence began with the Vatican trying to maintain power by any means. When the pope issues a proclamation to kill and/or depose Queen Elizabeth that encouraged a long string of assassination plots. If the pope kept his nose out of earthly affairs and violence, it would've been a FAR more peaceful time. All the violence was initiated by Rome.
cruelty and brutality is brought in the name of pretty much any ideology when it has the power to do so. if they can, then they will. look at the politics of today. they've become the secular religions of modern times with all the fantasism and irrationality of the past.
I visited her grave, in Hazelwood castle in Tadcaster. There is a statue to honour her . But, it is a humble grave. It's so awful what happened to her. And all the religious martyrs both Catholic and Protestant . There was no religious toleration.
This is the height of brutality. Queen Elizabeth should have stopped this madness or at least pardoned her. May Margaret's soul rest in peace. She's a martyr.
Actually, the Americans did something very similar in Vietnam when they executed prisoners (in violation of the Geneva Conventions) by laying the out on the road and slowly running them over with a vehicle. As you see, the beam in one's eye is harder to see than the speck of dust in someone else's.
@@shop-a-holic3194 Until 30 years ago you could easily find public records of the treatment of Vietnamese prisoners at the hands of the Americans. Now that information has been cleansed from public sites and must be dug up at libraries. Up until not long ago you could access photographs of Vietnamese prisoners being dropped alive from helicopters. I suppose there has been an effort to clean the Internet from embarrassing stuff. Of the many atrocities committed by the US in Vietnam the only one that still remains in the public domain is the My Lai massacre, which, by its very nature, is hard to sweep under the rug, so to speak. Although I wonder how many American High School students have even heard of it!
@@shop-a-holic3194 Have you tried to confirm that? That is just one anonymous someone's unsupported statement on RUclips. How common was it? Where? when? The method of execution described in this clip was official policy of the government after an "official" trial. So not a criminal act at all. It was lawful at the time. Was the ALLEGED incident in Vietnam official policy or the work of an individual war criminal?
If the Celtic Church had remained an item, I’m wondering how much of the UK and Ireland would have remained in it? Also, who would have remained Pagan if allowed?
If the roman Catholic doctrine changed the law on celibacy and blasphemy it would be a great thing...we must remember that the Gaelic Catholic religion allowed marriage n divorce ,within that church
Frankly there would never be Henry v111,or the aftermath if the English ruling class had accepted the Gaelic Catholic church?...and we on the British Isles would be united Spiritually??..I wanted to say also that the King.of Northumbria realised.that too in this time of Columba??
Carol Hough: I have never liked the Tudors.I am a White Rose girl.And yes,the Plantagenets were far from angels.But the Tudors killed innocent children as well as men & women.H7 was a usurper who tarnished R3 so he could claim the throne.And, incidentally dated his reign from the day before Bosworth,to incriminate men who were fighting for their king.H8 was a bully & tyrant.It was probably his fault Mary became what she was.Elizabeth was a vain piece of goods who expected every man to fall in love with her.Edward was showing signs of being like his father.The Stanley's were,frankly,yes men with every eye to advantage.Richard held Stanley's eldest son Lord Strange as hostage for his father's loyalty.Stanley's response was brutal"I have other sons"And Margaret Beaufort would,could & did everything possible to put her son on the throne.Her husband was Constable of the Tower.If,IF,those boys were killed And it's a big If,he could've arranged matters to the satisfaction of his wife & himself.Who knows where a lust for power will lead.Ask Hitler maybe.Or Putrid.I would never have thought myself capable of wanting to witness an execution.But for him,I will make an exception.
Yes he was.... The Devil makes people do stuff they don't want to do ALL THE TIME 👹.... True Story.... It's in the book of Morman if you don't believe me....
What bible did these people read? Did they not hear of Christ and his teachings of love, compassion, and non-judgment? I shake my head in utter disbelief.
It's a strange logic that demands the killing of another that worships the same same god but via a different church and yet has no problem with breaking the 5th commandment.
OMG, how terrible cruel, it's disgusting! That poor, poor woman, she must have suffered so much. I believe the people were insane in those times! RIP, you lovely lady, I hope you find your rest...😥😥🌹💜🙏🏻
I just subscribed cause this is what I like I never heard of this and I was always wondered do you know would've any Catholic who was closer to any king or queen to the Throne?
The catholic church today seems to be OK with attending other faiths... Yes you are not supposed to actively worship there... but you can attend. I kind of like this because it opens up your world and helps make you more accessible for others... Back then the strict rigor of not praying with others who have different Christian beliefs seems strange... I really wonder if the rigors back then were too excessive.. maybe why different faiths were killing each other and freedom of belief wasn't acceptable. Back then folks took religion seriously though.. not like today's total indifference.. .
As the Sabbath has become the special point of controversy throughout Christendom, and religious and secular authorities have combined to enforce the observance of the Sunday, the persistent refusal of a small minority to yield to the popular demand will make them objects of universal execration. It will be urged that the few who stand in opposition to an institution of the church and a law of the state ought not to be tolerated; that it is better for them to suffer than for whole nations to be thrown into confusion and lawlessness. The same argument many centuries ago was brought against Christ by the “rulers of the people.” “It is expedient for us,” said the wily Caiaphas, “that one man should die for the people, and that the whole nation perish not.” John 11:50. This argument will appear conclusive; and a decree will finally be issued against those who hallow the Sabbath of the fourth commandment, denouncing them as deserving of the severest punishment and giving the people liberty, after a certain time, to put them to death. Romanism in the Old World and apostate Protestantism in the New will pursue a similar course toward those who honor all the divine precepts. GC 615.2 As the decree issued by the various rulers of Christendom against commandment keepers shall withdraw the protection of government and abandon them to those who desire their destruction, the people of God will flee from the cities and villages and associate together in companies, dwelling in the most desolate and solitary places. Many will find refuge in the strongholds of the mountains. Like the Christians of the Piedmont valleys, they will make the high places of the earth their sanctuaries and will thank God for “the munitions of rocks.” Isaiah 33:16. But many of all nations and of all classes, high and low, rich and poor, black and white, will be cast into the most unjust and cruel bondage. The beloved of God pass weary days, bound in chains, shut in by prison bars, sentenced to be slain, some apparently left to die of starvation in dark and loathsome dungeons. No human ear is open to hear their moans; no human hand is ready to lend them help. GC 626.1 The heavenly sentinels, faithful to their trust, continue their watch. Though a general decree has fixed the time when commandment keepers may be put to death, their enemies will in some cases anticipate the decree, and before the time specified, will endeavor to take their lives. But none can pass the mighty guardians stationed about every faithful soul. Some are assailed in their flight from the cities and villages; but the swords raised against them break and fall powerless as a straw. Others are defended by angels in the form of men of war. GC 631.1 Chapter 40-God’s People Delivered When the protection of human laws shall be withdrawn from those who honor the law of God, there will be, in different lands, a simultaneous movement for their destruction. As the time appointed in the decree draws near, the people will conspire to root out the hated sect. It will be determined to strike in one night a decisive blow, which shall utterly silence the voice of dissent and reproof. GC 635.1
I highly recommend 'Conflict of the Ages' series of five books by Christian Author Ellen G. White (Authentic Seer/Prophet of God)..... "The Great Controversy between Christ and Satan" Ellen G. White, 1888, rev.1911 ✝️ "Through the two great errors, the immortality of the soul and Sunday sacredness, Satan will bring the people under his deceptions. While the former lays the foundation of spiritualism, the latter creates a bond of sympathy with Rome. The Protestants of the United States will be foremost in stretching their hands across the gulf to grasp the hand of spiritualism; they will reach over the abyss to clasp hands with the Roman power; and under the influence of this threefold union, this country will follow in the steps of Rome in trampling on the rights of conscience." GC 588.1 The Sabbath will be the great test of loyalty, for it is the point of truth especially controverted. When the final test shall be brought to bear upon men, then the line of distinction will be drawn between those who serve God and those who serve Him not. While the observance of the false sabbath in compliance with the law of the state, contrary to the fourth commandment, will be an avowal of allegiance to a power that is in opposition to God, the keeping of the true Sabbath, in obedience to God’s law, is an evidence of loyalty to the Creator. While one class, by accepting the sign of submission to earthly powers, receive the mark of the beast, the other choosing the token of allegiance to divine authority, receive the seal of God. GC 605.2 Babylon Rising - The Beast and It's Image / Church and State Uniting .... ruclips.net/p/PLotPfw-ygPSUrJCsXjcr_b4N76Id6Zp5j "Signs_Portentous_ForecastApproachingEventsOfTheGreatestMagnitude"_EGW ruclips.net/p/PLotPfw-ygPSVMLzEzrqrr6AgZKaX1jiZb
Cuius regio, ejius religio (Whomever the ruler, that is the religion) Combining religious beliefs (or non belief) and citizenship is a recipe for fanaticism. Something some in my country (USA) might do well to study this history before trying to impose the nonsense of a "Christian nation".
You really need to work on your speaking inflection. You always go up an octave or down an octave on the last part of sentences. Gets really annoying. Just talk
They killed people over fairytales... Complete Insanity.
Still goes on today. It's called religion.
Mankind's greatest folly 😢
@@svenred6eard757 Once you can convince otherwise good and normal people to believe absurdities, you can get them to commit atrocities.
You could say that about every murder over religion.... Like EVER... LOL
The problem is people's interpretation of God's word....
And now scientism is well on its way to killing yet more.
..Worship of Government killed untold millions in the last 120 years or so
She sounded like a very strong and fearless lady,in times of great superstition and danger.🏰🇬🇧
"There is non nonsense more nonsensical than religious nonsense" How utterly tragic so many died because of their beliefs. Changing the subject a little : I live in a quaint little country town in Yorkshire and I am a country boy at heart. However if somebody said to me "Here is a million pounds , you must go and buy yourself a nice house with it and also it MUST be in a city" Then York would definitely be my first choice. It's a lovely old city and we go there quite often.
Went to York on a trip from. New Zealand. Lovely place, strolled around in the pouring rain!
The Elizabethan period of Tudor History was so ugly and violent. Queen Elizabeth could have just as easily stopped this nonsense, madness and utter chaos. All the people that martyred themselves in the name of religious beliefs… I eternally hope they rest well in Heaven. No one deserves to die like that. So brutal and sadistic, it’s just crazy scary.
The violence began with the Vatican trying to maintain power by any means. When the pope issues a proclamation to kill and/or depose Queen Elizabeth that encouraged a long string of assassination plots. If the pope kept his nose out of earthly affairs and violence, it would've been a FAR more peaceful time. All the violence was initiated by Rome.
Elizabeth did it because her throne is threatened and we all know she didn’t like it.
Just another example of cruelty and brutality brought about in the name of religion.
cruelty and brutality is brought in the name of pretty much any ideology when it has the power to do so.
if they can, then they will. look at the politics of today. they've become the secular religions of modern times with all the fantasism and irrationality of the past.
@@jerichostevens2711 ..yes indeed, fanatical atheism.
I visited her grave, in Hazelwood castle in Tadcaster. There is a statue to honour her . But, it is a humble grave. It's so awful what happened to her. And all the religious martyrs both Catholic and Protestant . There was no religious toleration.
Now there is smme religious tollerence in some countries, somewhere,
@@gmamagillmore4812 I wonder were.
This is the height of brutality. Queen Elizabeth should have stopped this madness or at least pardoned her. May Margaret's soul rest in peace. She's a martyr.
Actually, the Americans did something very similar in Vietnam when they executed prisoners (in violation of the Geneva Conventions) by laying the out on the road and slowly running them over with a vehicle. As you see, the beam in one's eye is harder to see than the speck of dust in someone else's.
@@skwalka6372 Wow I never knew about it!!! Geneva convention sounds like it happened not sooo long ago?
@@shop-a-holic3194 Until 30 years ago you could easily find public records of the treatment of Vietnamese prisoners at the hands of the Americans. Now that information has been cleansed from public sites and must be dug up at libraries.
Up until not long ago you could access photographs of Vietnamese prisoners being dropped alive from helicopters. I suppose there has been an effort to clean the Internet from embarrassing stuff.
Of the many atrocities committed by the US in Vietnam the only one that still remains in the public domain is the My Lai massacre, which, by its very nature, is hard to sweep under the rug, so to speak. Although I wonder how many American High School students have even heard of it!
@@skwalka6372 Really?? What evidence do you have? Could that have been in reaction to the NVA executing wounded helpless soldiers??
@@shop-a-holic3194 Have you tried to confirm that? That is just one anonymous someone's unsupported statement on RUclips.
How common was it? Where? when?
The method of execution described in this clip was official policy of the government after an "official" trial. So not a criminal act at all. It was lawful at the time.
Was the ALLEGED incident in Vietnam official policy or the work of an individual war criminal?
If the Celtic Church had remained an item, I’m wondering how much of the UK and Ireland would have remained in it? Also, who would have remained Pagan if allowed?
If the roman Catholic doctrine changed the law on celibacy and blasphemy it would be a great thing...we must remember that the Gaelic Catholic religion allowed marriage n divorce ,within that church
Frankly there would never be Henry v111,or the aftermath if the English ruling class had accepted the Gaelic Catholic church?...and we on the British Isles would be united Spiritually??..I wanted to say also that the King.of Northumbria realised.that too in this time of Columba??
And still, Elizabeth 1 is still remembered as a wonderful, benevolent queen who did so much for England.
She was a bag!😱
She knew nothing of religious tolerance.
Not like her sister.
Carol Hough: I have never liked the Tudors.I am a White Rose girl.And yes,the Plantagenets were far from angels.But the Tudors killed innocent children as well as men & women.H7 was a usurper who tarnished R3 so he could claim the throne.And, incidentally dated his reign from the day before Bosworth,to incriminate men who were fighting for their king.H8 was a bully & tyrant.It was probably his fault Mary became what she was.Elizabeth was a vain piece of goods who expected every man to fall in love with her.Edward was showing signs of being like his father.The Stanley's were,frankly,yes men with every eye to advantage.Richard held Stanley's eldest son Lord Strange as hostage for his father's loyalty.Stanley's response was brutal"I have other sons"And Margaret Beaufort would,could & did everything possible to put her son on the throne.Her husband was Constable of the Tower.If,IF,those boys were killed And it's a big If,he could've arranged matters to the satisfaction of his wife & himself.Who knows where a lust for power will lead.Ask Hitler maybe.Or Putrid.I would never have thought myself capable of wanting to witness an execution.But for him,I will make an exception.
@@susanmccormick6022 Wow, Susan! You know your stuff! Almost as if you were there!😱
St Margaret Clitherow, ora pro nobis. 🙏 🤲
He wasn’t exactly “forced” to leave the Catholic Church or cheat on his wife 🤷🏻♀️
Yes he was.... The Devil makes people do stuff they don't want to do ALL THE TIME 👹.... True Story.... It's in the book of Morman if you don't believe me....
The rock under the back pressing hard is disturbing.
QE1 Implements laws around religion that ensure torture and persecution than acts surprised when her laws lead to a brutal torture and execution.
What bible did these people read? Did they not hear of Christ and his teachings of love, compassion, and non-judgment? I shake my head in utter disbelief.
Unfortunately wars are still waged over religious beliefs.
They were following the first part of it. The Old Testament did not get overridden by the New.
It's a strange logic that demands the killing of another that worships the same same god but via a different church and yet has no problem with breaking the 5th commandment.
Anyone else try to wipe the bug off their phone screen at 6:47? 😬
Looked like a bird flew in front of the camera.
The irony of it all Henry the 8th died a Catholic, he never give up Catholicism
Correct. He NEVER adopted any of tenets of the Reformation, he remained a Roman Catholic. Just not loyal to the Roman pope.
OMG, how terrible cruel, it's disgusting! That poor, poor woman, she must have suffered so much. I believe the people were insane in those times! RIP, you lovely lady, I hope you find your rest...😥😥🌹💜🙏🏻
I just subscribed cause this is what I like I never heard of this and I was always wondered do you know would've any Catholic who was closer to any king or queen to the Throne?
Horrendous..poor woman..RIP
We are the ONE APOSTOLIC CATHOLIC CHURCH
The Catholic Vicar in those days controlled executions, and the poor were executed for very little reason.It was about money and power.
Has the monarchy changed ?, are the police to be trusted ?
I'll leave you with that thought ...
The catholic church today seems to be OK with attending other faiths... Yes you are not supposed to actively worship there... but you can attend. I kind of like this because it opens up your world and helps make you more accessible for others... Back then the strict rigor of not praying with others who have different Christian beliefs seems strange... I really wonder if the rigors back then were too excessive.. maybe why different faiths were killing each other and freedom of belief wasn't acceptable. Back then folks took religion seriously though.. not like today's total indifference.. .
As the Sabbath has become the special point of controversy throughout Christendom, and religious and secular authorities have combined to enforce the observance of the Sunday, the persistent refusal of a small minority to yield to the popular demand will make them objects of universal execration. It will be urged that the few who stand in opposition to an institution of the church and a law of the state ought not to be tolerated; that it is better for them to suffer than for whole nations to be thrown into confusion and lawlessness. The same argument many centuries ago was brought against Christ by the “rulers of the people.” “It is expedient for us,” said the wily Caiaphas, “that one man should die for the people, and that the whole nation perish not.” John 11:50. This argument will appear conclusive; and a decree will finally be issued against those who hallow the Sabbath of the fourth commandment, denouncing them as deserving of the severest punishment and giving the people liberty, after a certain time, to put them to death. Romanism in the Old World and apostate Protestantism in the New will pursue a similar course toward those who honor all the divine precepts. GC 615.2
As the decree issued by the various rulers of Christendom against commandment keepers shall withdraw the protection of government and abandon them to those who desire their destruction, the people of God will flee from the cities and villages and associate together in companies, dwelling in the most desolate and solitary places. Many will find refuge in the strongholds of the mountains. Like the Christians of the Piedmont valleys, they will make the high places of the earth their sanctuaries and will thank God for “the munitions of rocks.” Isaiah 33:16. But many of all nations and of all classes, high and low, rich and poor, black and white, will be cast into the most unjust and cruel bondage. The beloved of God pass weary days, bound in chains, shut in by prison bars, sentenced to be slain, some apparently left to die of starvation in dark and loathsome dungeons. No human ear is open to hear their moans; no human hand is ready to lend them help. GC 626.1
The heavenly sentinels, faithful to their trust, continue their watch. Though a general decree has fixed the time when commandment keepers may be put to death, their enemies will in some cases anticipate the decree, and before the time specified, will endeavor to take their lives. But none can pass the mighty guardians stationed about every faithful soul. Some are assailed in their flight from the cities and villages; but the swords raised against them break and fall powerless as a straw. Others are defended by angels in the form of men of war. GC 631.1
Chapter 40-God’s People Delivered
When the protection of human laws shall be withdrawn from those who honor the law of God, there will be, in different lands, a simultaneous movement for their destruction. As the time appointed in the decree draws near, the people will conspire to root out the hated sect. It will be determined to strike in one night a decisive blow, which shall utterly silence the voice of dissent and reproof. GC 635.1
I highly recommend 'Conflict of the Ages' series of five books by Christian Author Ellen G. White
(Authentic Seer/Prophet of God).....
"The Great Controversy between Christ and Satan" Ellen G. White, 1888, rev.1911 ✝️
"Through the two great errors, the immortality of the soul and Sunday sacredness, Satan will bring the people under his deceptions. While the former lays the foundation of spiritualism, the latter creates a bond of sympathy with Rome. The Protestants of the United States will be foremost in stretching their hands across the gulf to grasp the hand of spiritualism; they will reach over the abyss to clasp hands with the Roman power; and under the influence of this threefold union, this country will follow in the steps of Rome in trampling on the rights of conscience." GC 588.1
The Sabbath will be the great test of loyalty, for it is the point of truth especially controverted. When the final test shall be brought to bear upon men, then the line of distinction will be drawn between those who serve God and those who serve Him not. While the observance of the false sabbath in compliance with the law of the state, contrary to the fourth commandment, will be an avowal of allegiance to a power that is in opposition to God, the keeping of the true Sabbath, in obedience to God’s law, is an evidence of loyalty to the Creator. While one class, by accepting the sign of submission to earthly powers, receive the mark of the beast, the other choosing the token of allegiance to divine authority, receive the seal of God. GC 605.2
Babylon Rising - The Beast and It's Image /
Church and State Uniting ....
ruclips.net/p/PLotPfw-ygPSUrJCsXjcr_b4N76Id6Zp5j
"Signs_Portentous_ForecastApproachingEventsOfTheGreatestMagnitude"_EGW
ruclips.net/p/PLotPfw-ygPSVMLzEzrqrr6AgZKaX1jiZb
Cuius regio, ejius religio (Whomever the ruler, that is the religion) Combining religious beliefs (or non belief) and citizenship is a recipe for fanaticism. Something some in my country (USA) might do well to study this history before trying to impose the nonsense of a "Christian nation".
How about “wonderful” or “enjoyable” or “refreshing” or “subtle” as alternative descriptors prefixing “execution”
In world history, the amount of pain, agony, and death, around religion, is staggering. Ironically, it's all a complete fairy tale.
🤓 The same thing USSR and France tried to abolish
By executing those who believed
This narration is SO monotone😫😖😖😖
To survive in that day meant going with the state religion!
So what did they do to atheists?
Normally burnt at the stake, the traditional punishment for heretics, as atheism was considered heresy.
I can't believe, that human beings EVER DID something like that. No animal EVER DID anything like tha.... ...
Love your cockney accent and enunciation, man.
Not a Cockney accent.
@@Coltnz1 What accent is it then? To me it sounds like cockney. I'm not sure though.
@@АртемАртем-л4э Some type of Northern England accent, I'm not an expert but possibly Lancashire. In my opinion it's horrible!
Dreadful, barbaric!
And people malign king john !
WHY the queen did NOT interfere ......
SHE FELT AWFULL. STOP BLAMING ELIZABETH
You really need to work on your speaking inflection. You always go up an octave or down an octave on the last part of sentences. Gets really annoying. Just talk
religion - the biggest advertising con in history,selling you a product that doesnt exist..
Thank God we r aThiesTs.
Here we go again another atheist who thinks he knows it all, the truth is you don't know if a heaven exists or doesn't exist, and that's a fact.
Religion is the root of all evil 😞 Poor misguided woman suffering unnecessarily.
Good video as always, thank you 👍🏻👍🏻
A true woman of the faith. Rip.