For centuries, the official history of Christianity has been written by the Roman Catholic Church. But what if an essential part of this history had been obscured, erased from the annals and condemned by the forces of power? Do the Cathars, often referred to as heretics, actually represent the true guardians of Christ's original message? In "THE CATHARS: Heirs to Christic Truth", we invite you on a fascinating journey into the history and theology of the Cathars, a spiritual movement that flourished in the medieval West and was fiercely repressed by the Church of Rome. Beyond historical simplifications, this book offers a profound and daring reassessment of Cathar spirituality, highlighting their beliefs, their vision of Christ and the world, and the timeless resonance of their message for believers today. Why this book? At a time when many Christians are seeking to reconnect with the deep, authentic roots of their faith, this book offers a new perspective on the spiritual heritage of Jesus Christ. Through a rigorous analysis of Gospel texts, Cathar doctrines and traditional Church teachings, the author demonstrates that the Cathars, far from being mere religious dissidents, embodied a pure and faithful form of Christ's teaching, rejecting the material and political compromises that have often marked the history of the Roman Church. Main themes covered: Radical dualism: the Cathars believed in a cosmic struggle between good and evil, asserting that the material world was the domain of evil and that only the divine spirit could lead to true redemption. A non-violent, spiritual Christianity: By advocating non-violence, purity and radical asceticism, the Cathars offered a spiritual alternative to the Christianity of power and domination that characterized the Church of Rome at the time. The authenticity of Jesus' message: unlike the Church, which relied on physical sacraments and a hierarchical clergy, the Cathars emphasized a purely spiritual faith, centered on a direct, personal relationship with God, in the image of Jesus' message. Persecution and resistance: The tragic destruction of the Cathars during the Albigensian Crusade and the establishment of the Inquisition show how the Church sought to stifle this form of pure Christianity. A call for spiritual rediscovery "THE CATHARES: Heirs to Christic Truth" is not just a historical work. It is an invitation to reflect on the current state of Christianity and how believers can rediscover a spiritual path based on the values of love, simplicity and purity that Christ embodied. He calls for a re-evaluation of dogmas and a return to a Christianity free from institutional and political excesses. This book is for truth-seekers, Christians in search of meaning, lovers of religious history and all those who want to explore a little-known and deeply inspiring facet of Christianity. Reading for today In today's world, where the search for meaning and spirituality is taking on new forms, this book invites you to revisit the roots of Christianity and discover a profoundly contemporary teaching. Immerse yourself in a historical and theological journey to understand why the Cathars, the forgotten heirs of the Christian message, can still teach us so much about faith, spiritual purity and the search for inner truth.