Revolutions need momentum. They also need a very smart, well educated, as well as charismatic person to take control. Revolutions are not about little people rising up against the rich and powerful. It is a transfer of positions of power between the leader class.
The Council of Trent was exceedingly important for its clearing orders on self-reform and for its stubborn definitions that clarified essentially each convention challenged by the Protestants. Incited by the Reformation, it also has been portrayed as the encapsulation of the Counter-Reformation.
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