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Why would most people today care to know a tiny tidbit of Christian-specific trivia?
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Bruh, the crusades was an extremely important event that occupied centuries of both European and Middle Eastern civilization's history and we're literally still dealing with the fallout on a global geopolitical scale...
I remember when my decades old red state public education was considered shitty, but do people really think the fucking crusades was "a tiny tidbit of Christian-specific trivia"?
Not all people equate the holy grail with the crusades.
I just think they want to belittle the idea of a holy grail. As a non-believer an old trinket like that wouldn't have much value.