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How did Martin Luther's religious reform lead to conflict?
Martin Luther felt that the Catholic Church needed reform because of the bad behavior of his fellow
Why did England form a new church and how did the catholic church reform itself?
During the reign of Henry VIII the English Catholic Church separated from Rome and Henry was made Head of the Catholic Church which was renamed the Church of England. This was because Henry needed a divorce from his wife who could not give him a male heir, and the Pope would not annul the marriages. After Henry's death the church was engilfed in conflict as to the nature of the new church, many wanted to reform the church away from Catholicism and adopt the new Protestant ideas coming from within England and Europe. The Puritans wanted a complete removal of all traces of Rome as an example. During the reign of Elizabeth I a compromise was reached where the Church of England retained some Catholic practices and dopted some Protestant reforming ideas. The new faith evolved as the Anglican faith which remains to this day a unique mix of both Catholic and Protestant.
Who wrote 95 arguments about why the catholic church needed to change and started the reformation?
Martin Luther.
Why did people worship in the middle ages... What did not worshipping mean... What did the church expect from the worshippers... What was the basic doctrine of the church?
The only church in the middle ages was Catholic. The Catholic church taught that they were needed for man to communicate with God. They also taught that man was born in sin and to get to heaven they needed to go through the church. The Church set the standards and rules for the society as well as telling kings and queens how to rule.
What job within the church would best fit a devout Catholic?
Jobs in the catholic church can range from anything such as accounting/finance to religious education and public resources. It is best to consult with your parish to see where help is needed.
Did Luther plot to overthrow the Catholic Church and become Pope?
Luther had no intention of overthrowing the Catholic Church and become pope. He wanted to see reforms made in the Church. In some areas, he was correct as there were abuses that needed correction. However, some of his ideas were considered to be heretical.
Why Martin Luther was mad at the church?
Martin Luther was angry at the church because he believed that the church was corrupt and people only needed to follow the bible and not traditions made by the church hope this helps. I'm in 9th grade btw sorry if I'm wrong.
How did the Catholic Church make money in the 50s?
The Catholic Church is not in the business of making money, nor has it ever been in the business of making money. The Catholic Church exists on the contributions of faithful Catholics, she uses that money to build and keep up facilities as needed, and to pay the salaries of people whom she employs. Anything over that is used for charity. The Catholic Church has been the biggest distributor of charity and education consistently for the past 2,000 years.
Can a non-Catholic woman marry a Catholic man in a Catholic Church or by a priest?
Yes. The Catholic Church allows marriage between Catholics and non-Catholics. Because the Church recognizes the tremendous challenge that the interfaith couple will face, they may have to get permission from the bishop.
What did matin Luther contrabute to morden chistianity?
Martin Luther started and led the "reformation", essentially telling the Catholic Church that they were corrupt and needed to reform their church in order to once again be the true church.
Why did the Roman Catholic Scandinavian bishops decided that if Protestants wished to join the Roman Catholic Church and happened to be Masons they could remain so?
They didn't want to upset them and they needed their money.
How did Martin Luther feel about the papacy?
A:Martin Luther believed that the papacy needed to be reformed if corruption were to be eliminated from within the Catholic Church.
