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"to understand the great religious upheaval of the 16th, all we need to keep in mind is the fact that religion was as symbiotically linked to politics, social structures, culture, the economy, and even the climate as all these other factors were to another. It was a symbiosis as intense and complex as that found among components of an ecosystem: all changes and developments were somehow related to one another."
— Feb 13, 2024 09:20AM
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- On March 16, 1611, the season of Lent everyone was supposed to obtain from sinful behavior, yet María Fernández and Ana Díaz fought at church
- Religious values and norms are pure wishes that even in premodern Western Europe people didn't live by "To say that premodern Western European culture was deeply religious ... is not to say that Europeans were necessarily pious, or that they lived up to their ideals."
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- Religious values and norms are pure wishes that even in premodern Western Europe people didn't live by "To say that premodern Western European culture was deeply religious ... is not to say that Europeans were necessarily pious, or that they lived up to their ideals."
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The Reformation and Counter-Reformation were important changes in the early modern era. The Council of Trent led to the Tridentine reforms in the Catholic Church. Some historians now see these changes as multiple Reformations. Both Protestant and Catholic churches had similar goals despite theological differences. In the 1450s, the Renaissance, emerging states, and a growing economy influenced society.
— Feb 13, 2024 06:15AM
