Christianity Quote by Joan Of Arc
“You spoil the sacraments of the Church, you tear up the articles of the Faith, you destroy the churches, you break and burn the statues which were set up as memorials, you massacre Christians because they preserve the true Faith. What is this fury? Or what rage or madness consumes you? This faith, which God Almighty, the Son, and the Holy Spirit have revealed, established, elevated to power, and glorified a thousand ways through miracles - you persecute this Faith, you wish to overthrow and destroy it. You are blind, but not because you lack eyes or understanding. Do you believe that you will remain unpunished for it? Or are you unaware that God opposes your unlawful efforts and will not permit you to remain in darkness and error? So that the more you indulge yourselves in crime and sacrilege, the more He will prepare great punishments and anguish for you. As far as I am concerned, to tell you frankly, if I wasn't occupied in the English wars I would have come to see you a long time ag”
About This Quote
Source Speech: Letter to the English, 1431, France
She condemns the persecution of Christians and warns of divine retribution for sacrilege.
In simple terms: Warns that harming faith invites punishment.
Recognize and respect religious truth.
Themes
Mood
Type
When to use this quote
- religious conflict
- political oppression
- personal conviction
- historical crusades
Key Concepts
Questions to Reflect On
- What does true faith look like in a plural world?
- How can we balance conviction with tolerance?
Her warning assumes a single divine perspective, ignoring pluralistic views.