Talk:Templers (religious believers)

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Should the Reference to the Knights Templar be on the Templers article? I see absolutely no connection between the two organisations, except the similarity of the names. But 'Templer' in the Temple Society context uses the biblical reference quoted, that sees the body of a person as a temple for the spirit of God.

'Templar' in Knights Templar, seems to imply a custodian of a physical place in Jerusalem: Their popular name alludes to their historical headquarters in Qubbat es-Sakhrah (Dome of the Rock), an Islamic shrine on the summit of Mount Moriah in Jerusalem, which they renamed Templum Domini (Temple of the Lord). Aklink.

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Indeed I see no point in the Knights Templars refference, the two have nothing to do with eachother. --SeeFood 09:09, 13 April 2006 (UTC)