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What contributed to protestantism's success

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Elis [28]3 years ago

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Many thinkers credit the printing press with the success of Protestantism.

What is important to note is that there has always been reform efforts in the Catholic Church. Some succeeded while others were violently shut down.

With the printing press, ideas and critiques were able to spread and build steam allowing a scholar in London to build on the ideas of a monk in Germany.

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