People had found the very rods of Moses and Aaron that they used to strike rocks to produce water. There were leftovers from the feeding of the 5,000. Apparently, the Lateran Basilica in Rome had the heads of Peter and Paul, together with the Ark of the Covenant and the shirt of John the Baptist. In another church nearby was the umbilical cord of Jesus and most bizarrely of all, people claimed to have 204 bits of the babies massacred by Herod and fifteen different churches claimed to have the foreskin of Jesus. Around this time, the Turin Shroud first became generally known.
Some people still think it is genuine.
Christians obeyed this commandment of God with great dedication. The Bishop of Wuerzburg burned 900 witches. Archbishop Schoneburg burned 369 witches in only 22 villages. The last recorded execution of a witch was in 1787. Christians of today do not believe in witches.