The Catholic Church in Early 1500

In the early 1500s Catholic church through the 16th century the church began to "crash" as an institution and many people, protestants, and reformers began to put pressure on the church to demand change. The main reason for the reform is that Henry VIII divorced from Catherine of Aragon, but many criticisms and thoughts are exaggerated, but I think part of the church's responsibility has failed.

One of the most important Renaissance composers is Giovanni Pierre Isida Palestrin, devoted to the music of the Catholic Church. In the early 1500s, Protestant tried to church because he was trying to rectify abuses in the buildings that occurred in the past. This led to the establishment of the Jesuit Order of 1540 considering the problem of the church organization. They discussed church music and they felt that the music lost the purity and health that is essential to the place of worship. Church music was attacked because it uses songs, noisy instruments, dramatic singing to express the church as a place of recreation. The council eventually ordered the church music to stimulate religious thinking, not to bring the pleasure of listening to the ears. For a long time people have always believed that Palestriner's Pope Marcellus Maas persuaded that the masses had convinced Congress that they should remain in Catholic worship.

In early modern times (1500-1800), Martin Luther, John Calvin, British parliamentarians, and even other Protestant leaders, were not much different from the teachings of the Catholic Church. Fun and health; sickness is regarded as sin (see Christianity and alcohol). From this period until the beginning of at least the 18 th century, people's attitude towards alcohol consumption was characterized by continually recognizing the enthusiasm for gentle ingestion and paying more attention to the adverse effects of sickness. The latter is often seen as a result of an increase in self-indulgence at the time and is seen as a threat to spiritual relief and social well-being. Addiction also contradicts not only work and efficiency but new emphasis on rational learning of self and the world.

Many reformists rejected the authority of the Pope and the Catholic Church when Protestant reform began at the beginning of the 16 th century. As a result, the monarchic kings and queen of Europe acquired power. During the civil war of religious reform, the power of the monarch increased, with reformers, anti-reformers and civilians seeking protection of the monarchy. During this period, the doctrine of the emperor's priesthood increased its power. It is to believe that the sacred right of the king gained the power to be controlled directly by the king or the queen and only from God. Therefore, he or she is not responsible for the actions of any Earth authorities or people. Indeed, monarchs and rulers of heredity should abide by the moral and civil law of God, and he or she may sometimes reply to the church with some kind of power. But in most cases, he or she can be tried only by God.