... 's point of view. His stand on the corruptness of the church, deterioration of civilization, accomplishments of great people, and the struggle against the church, seem very logical. Manchester's words ignite a spark among the reader. He writes against the wrongdoings of the church and of its extremities to control its people. His harsh criticism of Medieval Civilization can be supported with the ... ...
... that caused for this action was because of the pope's refusal for not letting Henry VIII get a divorce from Catharine of Aragon known as the Kings Great Matter 1527. The spark of reform did not end in England it even spread further into the Holy Roman Empire run by Charles V. Luther's beliefs interested the German people because they liked the learned ... ...
... , people had forgotten the message of Jesus in the Bible, the sacraments, faith, and charity, and it could explain why many, like Luther felt a need to breakaway, "which was the spark that ignited other outbreaks of reform throughout Europe." From this, the Lutheran Church was born, with some of its principal teachings Of Scripture- being the only source of belief and ... ...
