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In the Middle Ages, religion had a profound influence and importance in the life of every member of the nation. There was no concept of a secular state among them, and religion had no role in it or in its affairs. Their beliefs were strange and extremely exciting, as they believed that life only brought illness. And that lice is the pearl of God, and these beliefs were shared by kings, as Isabella I, Queen of Castile, was proud of having bathed twice in her life. Once at birth and once before the wedding, and her hands and nails were remarkably dirty... As for the early ages, they had beliefs that made one''s head turn white with astonishment! But let me show you the least of them: The Roman emperors drank poison every day, believing that this mixture was an antidote to deadly poisons and gave them immunity against them, beginning at the end of the first century AD. They believed in strange beliefs and followed strange customs that could never be enumerated. And here, dear reader, comes the essence of the conversation, as it must A person must be well aware that each era has its own system, customs and traditions that differ greatly from one era to another, and that it is possible to be deviant from the norm in some matters, but there are other matters that you are required to respect no matter what the cost..