Ark Templar Religion Disappeared Without a Trace

When Hugh of Champagne created Ark Templar – the Unitarian (Arian) heretic Christian religion – he definitely put its dogmas and its rites on paper. Then memorized – and burned the paper. Otherwise – had someone discovered his writings – he would have been burned himself at the stake (as a heretic).

For the same reason, there was no Scripture in Ark Templar – and no written Rites. Only oral tradition that passed from one High Priest to the other. At dawn on October 13, 1307, all members of Ark Templar were either arrested or (far less likely) were forced to leave Paris.

What happened to them after the trials, is not known (except for the last Grand Master Jacques de Molay who was burned at the stake as relapsed heretic). But even if they managed to gain freedom (and it is a big IF), they undoubtedly found it way too risky to continue practicing Ark Templar after the ruthless and comprehensive onslaught of French King and his inquisitors.

Hence, they just left the Ark of the Covenant where it was – in a secret chapel under one of Templar churches in Paris. And the Oral Tradition (and thus the church) of Ark Templar died with the last member of the latter who passed away.

Unless… one especially gifted member of Ark Templar encoded everything – Scripture, Rites, etc. – of Ark Templar in a work of fiction similar to Perceval by Chr;tien de Troyes. In this case, it might very well be hidden in the same secret underground chapel as the Ark of the Covenant (possibly right next to it).

In this case – if the book survived over 700 years underground – it might one day be found, and the religion of Ark Templar may come back to life (the Ark of the Covenant is there, after all).