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Answer: It made it possible to produce books cheaper, so that more people could afford them. This made reading more common and also spread new information. The invention of the printing press helped all of the Protestant reformers, including John Calvin, to spread their messages quickly, cheaply, and efficiently. This allowed people who were not able to attend his church in person to hear, or rather read, his messages.

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