Originally posted by Paul_Richard
So you are stating that you don't believe that Jesus died on the cross or that he is God or the Son of God.
Originally posted by queenannie38
Neither.![]()
I suspected that.
Most people don't view her as having been an evil witch. Most view her as a heroic saintly figure. It is all a matter of public perspective. Which in turn makes her popular and, among other things, boosts tourism, books, memorials, etc.
Originally posted by queenannie38
...But that is how people NOW view her; something far removed from what the transcripts of her trial state she was tried for.
Of course.
Originally posted by Paul_Richard
But you are right, there were various witnesses to the event who were townsfolk. The soldiers initially threatened them to remain silent on the matter.
Originally posted by queenannie38
Some still living, too. I live 70 miles from Roswell.
Interesting place to live.
There are many courageous figures in history that are known and many more that are unsung. But the truth about Joan of Arc also needs to be confirmed. The material presented in the Ripley's Believe It Or Not episode in the 1980s (hosted by Jack Palance), as well as the more recent Pravda article, should not be immediately dismissed without further investigation.
If Joan of Arc was not executed, she still stands out as a noble and heroic figure in history.




