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How did the Renaissance popes show a spectacular spirit?
The renaissance popes encouraged secular arts, such as paintings of mythical scenes.
The leading patrons of the high renaissance were the?
Popes
Who seemed to be in charge of the church during the Renaissance?
The Pope was in charge of the church during the Renaissance. Throughout the Renaissance, there were several popes.
How has the church lost credibility?
due to poor popes in stature, especially renaissance popes such as pope Julius II
Were there evil popes?
yes, unfortunately there were some popes who were morally corrupt. but not in matters of faith and doctrine.Yes, definitely. As an example, do some reading on "Inquisition", which was carried out by the Catholic Church, under several popes.
Who was the humanist priest who criticized corrupt popes and monks?
One humanist priest who criticized corrupt popes and monks was Martin Luther. He was a key figure in the Protestant Reformation and spoke out against practices such as the selling of indulgences by the Catholic Church.
How did the cites of Italy help create the Renaissance?
Because of the bad behaviour of the popes.
Which time period reflects the period of European history known as the renaissance-?
High Renaissance is the time of the "Renaissance Popes" during the 16th century, also known as the cinquecento.
Why the author compares Pablo Neruda to a renaissance pope?
The author likely compares Pablo Neruda to a Renaissance pope to emphasize Neruda's power, influence, and larger-than-life persona, similar to the powerful and influential figures of Renaissance popes. Additionally, it may also highlight Neruda's impact on literature and society, similar to how the Renaissance popes influenced art, culture, and politics during their time.
What has the author Vespasiano da Bisticci written?
Vespasiano da Bisticci has written: 'Renaissance princes, popes and prelates'
Did the catholic Church become so politically powerful?
Through bribery and corruption. Many of the Popes throughout the history were corrupt and manipulated the affairs of countries.
Why did Erasmus claim the papacy was corrupt?
Erasmus saw the clergy as conceited and corrupt, with popes excessively interested in profit. He said, in Praise of Folly of The POPES and Clergy, "No, you'll meet with some so preposterously religious that they will sooner endure the broadest scoffs even against Christ himself than hear the Pope or a prince be touched in the least, especially if it be anything that concerns their profit;"
