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Religion was life in Europe.
Separation of church and state did not exist. The church was the state.
The religious figures held more power than the kings.
It was part of your every day life. This is around when Martin Luther posted the 95 theses saying that eternal life is achieved through faith alone. They thought you had to buy things from the church and touch objects held by saints and do all sorts of things to get into heaven.
It literally was life back then.
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∙ 9y agoPeople in 1640 lived very traditional lives. People honored their religions, and based everything in their life upon principles honoring their religion.
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