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What event caused disunity in the Roman Catholic church?
all of the different christian religions along with catholic moved apart.
What major contributions did Johann tetzel was apart of?
he was part of the reformation of the Roman Catholic Church
Should the Catholic Church be considered a political group as opposed to a religion?
The fact is that the Catholic Church is just that, a Church, and it has been for two thousand years. It is the Christian religion, so no it can never be considered apart from that.
Did the Greek orthodox church split apart like Protestants?
No the Greek Orthodox Chuch is part of the One Holy Catholic and Apostolic Church.
How did England establish a state church apart from catholic church?
Henry viii did it because he wanted a divorce from his first wife, Catherine of Aragon.
What is the difference between romaan Catholic and Catholic?
Well, "catholic" spelled with a lower-case "c", is a word meaning, "all-inclusive". It is not necessarily a religious word, at all. Roman Catholic is a Christian religion, and the word, "Catholic" is a religious word meaning, "all-inclusive" or "available to all". There are 2 Catholic churches. The church in Roman-held areas was a rival to the church in areas of what is now Turkey. The head of that church was in Byzantium. Eventually, the 2 church group broke apart, one being called the Roman Catholic church, and the other being called the Byzantine Catholic church. The Byzantine Catholic church is today better know as the Greek Orthodox church and Russian Orthodox church. Thus church follows the old, old practices that the Roman Catholic church has abandoned or altered over the years.
What happend before World War 2?
children had to be evacuataed and people had to hide in Anderson shelters :) people died and got blown apart!!
What Protestant doctrine threw out the authority of the Roman Catholic Church tradition?
AnswerThe Presbyterian Church of England!AnswerOr perhaps 95 Theses against the Catholic Church, written by Martin Luther, the founder of Lutheranism. One of the main differences between the Lutheran Church and the Roman Catholic Church lies in the doctrine of forgiveness. Lutherans believe salvation and forgiveness are gifts from God that can't be earned, setting them apart from many Christian denominations.The reason Lutheranism is compared with Catholicism is that the Lutheran Church began as a reform movement within the Holy Roman Catholic Church.
What led to the downfall of the Catholic Church in the 1400-1500s?
Roman Catholic AnswerNothing, the Catholic Church never fell. The Catholic Church was established by Our Blessed Lord when He was on earth, and He appointed St. Peter as His first Vicar to rule the Church on earth in His Name. Since then, there has always been a Vicar on the throne of Peter for the simple reason that Our Blessed Lord promised to be with His Church until the end of time, and it would never fail. In addition, He sent the Holy Spirit to guide It into all truth. To question the fall of the Church is to call God a liar and unable to fulfill His promises, which is nonsense. The Catholic Church fell apart mostly because of people questioning things like indulgences and the Crusades. After Martin Luther posted the 95 Theses on the doors of the Church and it got published the reputation went pretty much down hill from there.
Who are the group of people in limbo that are set apart from the others?
In Catholic belief, unbaptised infants go to limbo because they have original sin, which is washed away by baptism. This is a belief somewhat foreign to the Orthodox faith, and rejected by the Protestant Churches. The Catholic Church is also reconsidering its doctrine on the existence of limbo.
Describe the relationship between the Catholic counter reformation and the arts in Catholic Europe?
Their relationship is simply intimacy.Many artist of the Renaissance period portrayed the church teaching although, many of them opposed by Protestants.There were some artist moved apart from the wings of the church.They made their own style of the church that had minimal decoration especially the Lutheran church.
What is Counciliarism?
Conciliarism was a reform movement in the 14th-16th-century Catholic Church which held that supreme authority in the Church resided with an Ecumenical council, apart from, or even against, the pope. The movement was largely condemned by the Catholic Church who said that ultimate authority resides in the infallibility of the Magisterium of the Church. There are some liberals in the Church who feel the Church should be more conciliar and papal power should be shared with the bishops.
