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MissionPoland (2229 words) |
 | John Huss was defended on July 6, 1415 by the Polish leader (Pawel Wlodkowic) of the small Polish delegation which included Poland’s leading warrior, the famed Polish Knight “Zawisza Czarny” and the Polish Bishop Kurdwanowski who prayed and spoke to the Polish troops just before the great battle against an official order of Rome. |
| Pawel Wlodkowic was the Rector of the Academy of Cracow who not only supported Huss, but who delivered a speech which was the basis for just International relations for the next 600 years in the civilized world. |
| The main thesis of Pawel Wlodkowic’s (Paulus Valdimiri’s) presentation is that the Church and Governments are all under Christ and His truth as found in the Holy Scriptures and that evangelism must be done with the love of Christ and not a sword of steel. |
| Crusade (1218 words) |
| Later on Poland and Hungary were subject to conquest from the Crusaders (see Teutonic Order), and therefore invented the idea that pagans have the rights to live in peace and have property rights to their lands (see Pawel Wlodkowic). |
| With the fall of Antioch (1268), Tripoli (1289), and Acre (1291) the last traces of the Christian occupation of Syria disappeared. |
| Pawel Wlodkowic, author of the theory that pagans nations have the right to live in peace on their own land. |
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