Sentences with PROTO-REFORMATION
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"The proto-reformation was a period of religious and social change in Europe in the late 15th and early 16th centuries."
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"Many scholars believe that John Wycliffe's teachings and writings played a significant role in the proto-reformation."
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"During the proto-reformation, there was a growing discontent with the corruption within the Catholic Church."
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"One of the key figures of the proto-reformation was Jan Hus, a Czech theologian and philosopher."
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"The proto-reformation laid the groundwork for the later Protestant Reformation led by Martin Luther."
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"The proto-reformation challenged the authority and teachings of the Catholic Church."
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"Printed materials, such as pamphlets and books, played a crucial role in spreading proto-reformation ideas."
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"The proto-reformation led to a widespread questioning of traditional religious practices."
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"The proto-reformation emphasized the importance of individual interpretation of the Bible."
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"The proto-reformation resulted in religious conflicts and divisions within Europe."
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"Many proto-reformation movements sought to promote a simpler and more personal form of Christianity."
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"The proto-reformation had a profound impact on the political and social structures of Europe."
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"The proto-reformation challenged the authority of the Pope and the Catholic Church hierarchy."
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"The proto-reformation inspired a wave of religious reforms across Europe."
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"The proto-reformation was characterized by a desire for religious freedom and autonomy."
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"Some proto-reformation movements advocated for the translation of the Bible into vernacular languages."
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"The proto-reformation created a climate of intellectual and religious dissent."
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"The teachings of proto-reformation leaders often spread through oral communication and preaching."
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"The proto-reformation influenced the development of Protestant denominations."
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"The proto-reformation challenged the Catholic Church's control over religious doctrine and practices."
