Good Fight. I believe most people are good and decent, no matter what there religion or race is.

In my paper I try to give a brief account if why and how the Catholic Church reacted to the

founder of various Protestant sect. The Protestant revolt lead to many corrections in the Catholic

Church. The Council of Trent helped the Church to be more true to Jesus.

The Protestant Revolt began as series of religions protests aimed at excesses of the Roman

Catholic Church. These included the sale of indulgence, buying your way into heaven,

corruption papacy, was and its involvement’s in politics.

The Protestant Revolution sprang from a multiplicity of causes, most of them closely

related to the political and economic conditions of the age. Without the basic political changes in

Northern Europe and the growth of new economic interests, Roman Catholicism would probably

have undergone no more than gradual change. (Burns, Learner, and Michael, Western

Civilizations: Their History and Their Culture, New York; W.W. Norton, 1980. P. 348)

their own. The the Calvinists were not tolerated by nature, the political realities of the Dutch and

I did not read the book The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism by Max Webber

Learner, and Meacham, Western Civilizations: Their History and Their Culture, New York;

commerce and money lending. With its justification of the new merchant capitalism, Calvinism

and petty nobility during this period in Germany, showing that the Protestant Reformation had

quickly spread throughout Northern Europe, where it developed into a powerful force in the

Calvinists believe the way we know we are going to heaven is by how successful (financial) we

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