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What were some of the signs of disorder within the early 16th century church?
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The clergy injected religious symbols and practices into everyday life. Historians believed that this cheapened or vulgarized the religion. Also Clerical drunk-ness, gambling, and indulgence in fancy dress were charges that many priests and those in religious life were charged of. Pluralism also played a role. Pluralism is the act of holding many offices in the church.
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