SOCIAL IMPACT OF THE PROTESTANT REFORMATION

Social Impact of the Protestant Reformation

Social Impact of the Protestant Reformation (P.R)

Introduction

The practices of the Catholic faith were interrogated throughout the improvement and the convictions of men for example Martin Luther (1483 - 1546) prompted a new belief called Protestantism. The period 'Protestant' was taken up after followers of Martin Luther formally protest contrary to hard work to restrict the disperse of Luther's new ideas (Plakans2005).

This led to the beginning of the anti-authoritarian form of church governance and by far the most exclusive Anglican priest up for the localized form, we have today. Ultimately, this is ...