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Two answers come to mind, the first being to strip away most of the authority which self proclaimed priests gave to themselves. Second to make The Bible available to all citizens so that they could read it for themselves and to be inspired by the Holy Spirit which parts where of much worth to them. A person could have been put to death if found to have a bible in their possession.
To a certain extent some of the clergy still hold to these self same ideologues today.
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∙ 9y agoThis will happen whenever somebody thinks something isn't handled correctly. For example, this may be the result of people thinking that the current way things are handled doesn't agree with the Bible, or that something isn't fair.
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