The Persuasion of The Counter Reformation

The picture is worth a thousand words. In the 17th century, the Baroque era has become one of the most excellent art styles in Western European countries (Sayre 309). Baroque style is complicated and even contradictory. For example, use light and dark to add dramatic effects to artwork. Because Baroque comes from the Portuguese "Baroque", it is complicated and contradictory in itself. The reason for the development of the Baroque style is that the Catholic Church tried to regain believers and believers from Protestant reform.

In fact, anti-religious reform is not at least from the point of view of theology, not Catholic "reform". This is actually a "conflict with religious reform", that is, mainly to counter the difference between Protestants and to suppress that difference. The majority of anti-reform is promoted by politics. For example, in Spain, the king and queen are very satisfied with using Catholic resources to accommodate hereunder - in their case, mainly Protestant. Exile from the world, banishment from the church and execution is a common means of counter-reform.

Protestant reform of anti-religious reforms in Europe and Catholic was filled with confrontation and war just after Protestant reform and Catholic reform. The entire continent of Europe and all its social classes are influenced by the destruction and destruction of this age. In the Netherlands Protestantism and Catholics are in each other's throat. In France, it is the Guise family and Bourbons. In Bohemia, religion

Protestant Reform In this article we will discuss Catholic reform, also known as Lutheran Reform, Baptist, British Puritan, and Anti Religious Reform. I hope the reader will better understand each reform and express the difference of each change clearly after the reader has the opportunity to see the characteristics and expressions of each reform. Protestant reform

Anti-Reform Along with the continued formation of the Protestant Church, the Catholic Church decided to reform himself. (Anti-Religious Reform) Jesuits - Members of the Pontifical Religious Community are called Jesuits. - The establishment of schools - Conversion of non-Christians - Cancellation of the Protestant Trent Congress (1545-1563) - Cardinal Catholic and Anglican conference to resolve specific controversies - interpretation of the Bible by church is final The church tradition is also Equally powerful - addiction is effective but can not be sold erroneously

The Protestant Reform Catholic Church was 1500 years old and the Catholic Church was corrupt. The Renaissance caused secular concepts like humanitarianism