How did the printing press impact religious views and how did it impact education

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The <span>printing press had an enormous impact on religious views and education, since it made knowledge of all types far more accessible and transferable--meaning that people were able to lear of new religions and ideas without relying on the Church establishment to teach them. </span>

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