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Inspirations of Mani for the Future of Christianity and the Redemption of Evil

October 7, 2026 By Mark Zweifel

Manichean Impulse of Alanus ab Insulis of the School of Chartres and Cathars in Relation to the Future of the Earth

 October 10
3 pm ET – 2 pm CT – 1 pm MT – Noon PT – 8 pm UK – 9 pm CET

Frans Luthers

Description: Did something of the Manichean impulse flow into the mission of the School of Chartres and from there to the Cathars? Alanus ab Insulis was a famous teacher in the school of Chartres. He wrote an important book The Anti- Claudian on the Nature of the world and humanity. He was in contact with the Cathers in the South of France and had discussions with them on good and evil the world and in humanity. Frans will show how this has a great actuality around our opinion on the earth, climate change and the role of humanity.

Bio: Frans Lutters (MA) has been a Waldorf teacher in the Netherlands for forty years. He is the author of over 15 books of which 7 are also in English; such as Who Is Harry Potter?; The Grail Mystery and the Seven Liberal Arts; and An Exploration into the Destiny of the Waldorf School Movement. He is worldwide known as a lecturer and author.  

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