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The Catholic Church's Belief That Women Have No Souls
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For over a thousand years, the Catholic Church held the belief that women were soulless beings. This belief persisted alongside their understanding of purgatory, hell and heaven.
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The Catholic magisterium believed for over a thousand years that women had no souls, resulting in the mistreatment of women throughout history.
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History
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The Catholic magisterium believed for over a thousand years that women had no souls, resulting in the mistreatment of women throughout history.
ChapterThe Catholic Church's Belief That Women Have No Souls
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Limbo is a distinct concept from purgatory in Catholicism, and prior to its abolishment by Pope Benedict in 2007, it caused confusion and concern among Catholics, particularly regarding the burial of unbaptized infants.
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Catholicism
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Limbo is a distinct concept from purgatory in Catholicism, and prior to its abolishment by Pope Benedict in 2007, it caused confusion and concern among Catholics, particularly regarding the burial of unbaptized infants.