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Friday, December 11, 2009

The Effects of the Reformation After the Split with Rome: The Council of Trent Part Two


At the Council of Trent, Catholic doctrines were reinstated which strictly opposed the Protestant position. The final doctrines were able to reaffirm Catholic teachings including the use of scripture and tradition, which in religious matters the Catholic Church had full control over the interpretation of.

The stress on faith, good works, the seven sacraments, clerical celibacy, and transubstantiation were all upheld.

The most significant decree passed was that of theological seminaries for the training of priests. In actuality, the council was able to solidify the Catholic Church which now possessed a clear body of doctrine and recognized that the popes were head of the Church. The Roman Catholic Church was now one denomination and upheld their strict doctrine which would not be altered for centuries.

The Effects of the Reformation After the Split with Rome: The Papacy Part One

2 Comments:

Chris Stonecipher said...

Hi Lauren,
I enjoyed reading your article. It is well written, interesting and informative as always.
Blessings to you,
Chris

Rick (Ratty) said...

The history of the Catholic church is one of the most interesting things to read. It's amazing how much influence they've had.

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