The Reform of the Roman Catholic Church in Europe

The form of Protestantism and Christian Protestantism has been established and has gained momentum in the 1500s, but this is largely the result of many European complaints to the socio-economic and religious trading of the Roman Catholic Church. This dissatisfaction eventually led to the reform of the Roman Catholic church in Europe. Where religious beliefs and attitudes were divided between Northern Europe and Southern Europe. This is a summary of the events that brought this historical change in religious culture, which will influence Christianity after the next 500 years.

In 1530, Clement VIII formally crowned Charles V as Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire. At the moment Protestant reforms to reform the Roman Catholic Church are sweeping throughout Europe. Just before Charles became King of Spain, the reform began thirteen years ago. In a Catholic church in Wittenberg, Germany a German monster named Martin Luther published a document titled "Article 95". (For years, Luther was told that Luther pinned the document at the entrance to the Wittenberg Castle church, but many historians refuted the story.) For example, he complained about this approach I opposed it. Sale of redemption certificate (sins of forgiveness). Soon, he had many enthusiastic believers called Lutheran, and he and he participated in Protestant reform. But in the next four years, the Lutheran movement has gained momentum, especially in Germany and the Netherlands.

Roman Catholic church. This dissatisfaction eventually led to the reform of the Roman Catholic church in Europe. Where religious beliefs and attitudes were divided between Northern Europe and Southern Europe. This is a summary of the events that brought this historical change in religious culture, which will influence Christianity after the next 500 years. In the late Middle Ages, many Europeans believed that wealth and land obtained by the Roman Catholic Church are unfair.

Churches and countries of medieval Europe include relationships between the Catholic church and various European monarchies and other countries between the end of the authority of the West Roman era of the 5th century and the beginning of the early 16 th century religious reform It is. In the Middle Ages, the relationship between the church and the feudal state has developed a lot. The power struggle between the king and the Pope formed the Western world. The church gradually became the definition agency of the Roman Empire. In 313 Emperor Constantine enacted the Order of Milan, declared tolerance to Christianity, and in 325 convened the first council of Nicene, including the creeds "St. Catholic and Apostolic Church." Emperor Theodosius, I will be the laws of the National Church of Nicaea, the National Church of the Roman Empire, and the 380 Thessaloniki.