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  • ===[[Sixteenth Century]]===
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  • ...l and South Americans who refused to convert to Catholicism from the early sixteenth century onward.
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  • Traditional Christian hymns became widely popular from the sixteenth century onwards and many are closely tied to [[Protestantism]]. [[Martin Lu
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  • ...y stand during the hymn, in memory of its use in the religious wars of the Sixteenth Century. It is also traditional in some Lutheran schools for schoolchildren
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  • ...ise and prayer. Traditional Christian hymns became widely popular from the sixteenth century onwards, but in recent decades their popularity has been falling in
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  • ...e [[Protestant]] churches split away from the Roman Catholic Church in the sixteenth century based on differences in opinion of [[doctrine]], especially the iss
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  • he sixteenth chapter of the [[Gospel of Matthew]] contains a discourse between [[Jesus]]
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  • ...It also reflected the rapid pace toward absolutism that characterized the sixteenth century. ...ler strongly characteristic of the new age of absolutism ushered in by the sixteenth century, the Jesuits strongly contributed to the reinvigoration of the Coun
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  • Martin Luther was a [[German]] theologian in the sixteenth century whose teaching against [[purgatory]] and [[indulgence]]s inspired t
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  • ...enting a split from the [[Roman Catholic Church]] that occurred during the sixteenth century in Europe — a period known as the Protestant [[Reformation]]. The
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  • The English Reformation refers to the series of events in sixteenth century England by which the church in England broke away from the authorit
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  • ...wly developed over centuries culminating in a schism in 1054 AD. Later, in sixteenth century, Christians in northern Europe split from the Roman church, an even
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  • ...g good deeds). This debate was the key issue in the [[Reformation]] of the sixteenth century and lead to the split of the [[Roman Catholic Church]] with the for
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  • SIXTEENTH SUNDAY AFTER PENTECOST
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  • ...use of a split from the [[Roman Catholic Church]] that occurred during the sixteenth century in Europe — a period known as the Protestant [[Reformation]]. The
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  • ...as a famous [[Protestant]] French and Swiss reformer and theologian of the sixteenth century. He is especially known for his establishment of his Presbyterian s
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  • ...ar Sede Vacante following the death of Pope Clement IV in 1268. By the mid-Sixteenth century, the electoral process had more or less evolved into its present fo
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  • 1: Martin Luther Did Not Remove Books From The Bible: Was [[Martin Luther]] a sixteenth century Marcion? Did he publish a Bible missing books? A brief overview on ...Church History: A look at the scholarly understanding of the canon in the sixteenth century. The opinions of Luther’s Catholic contemporaries Desederius Eras
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