The Reformation: Religious and Cultural Change Heading into the Sixteenth century, the Roman Catholic Church was undoubtedly the dominating religious power in Europe. This was the time before the Great Reformation, begun by theologian and monk, Martin Luther. Martin Luther challenged the Catholic Church and its practices, hierarchy, and Biblical interpretation. The accepting and all class incorporation of the ideologies of the Reformation, effective propaganda used by Luther and other reformers…
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