Reissuance and Catholic Reformation

Reissuance and Catholic Reformation

Introduction

Reissuance in many and different ways was seen as anti-Christian that is the pagan movement and secular way of life that seemed worldly at that time which took place in Italy it is birthplace where also people showed no interest in churchRushdoony, Rousts John. The Messianic Character of American Education: Studies in the History of the Philosophy of Education. Chalcedon Foundation, 2014.

. The Petrarch who were humanist in Italy were so passionate about the reforms but his successor never bothered since they were secular in outlooks. The reformation was the intellectual counter force to Protestantism and this came, as a result, to recognize some faults in the papacy, this taught people to make challenge the norms and also question them. The purpose of this thesis is to discuss the rebirth and the ways to reform the church.

By the early sixteenth century, there were several attempts to bring reformation but this happened since it ended to corruption and also immorality. Reissuance was of great value since it placed the human being at the Centre of life and taught them how to live without any reference to the divine and this was drowned mostly from Greek civilization and some part roman in order to provide current solutions. This Pan-European phenomena that are resistance changed the mental overview of the people in Europe and also the emerging middle class in Europe Phillips, Kevin. William McKinley: The American Presidents Series: The 25th President, 1897- 1901. Times Books, 2014.

. The idea of the reissuance found it way in northern Europe when all the audience were so receptive concerning them and this seemed so hard since religion and church was not part of the Italian way of life and through this the classical work and the reissuance found their way in Northern Europe through the printing press which automatically led to northern reissuance and this term was widely used   in various nations like England and France which are German-speaking countries Horowitz, Irving. The idea of war and peace: The experience of Western civilization. Routledge,  2017.

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The European Reformation, in particular, was an effort to reform the Roman Catholic without the essence of division which had started before the spread of Luther since many educated Catholics wanted to change by recognizing faults within Papacy. The Catholic Reformation mostly relied on individuals like Cardinal Ximenes who encouraged them in universities and all schools. The possibility of change inspired many to seek change which was real and meaning and failure to this made them seek alternative churches thus led to reformation that led to secularism which was thought that religion had to separate from political life and also the public life of a society where their lives were not to be dominated by religion in any way Stokes, James. “The Ongoing Exploration of Women and Performance in Early Modern England: Evidence, Issues, and Questions.” Shakespeare Bulletin 33, no. 1 (2015): 9-31.

. The Humanism is the main factor that led to secularism that is reformation where they argued and taught people to think that human controlled the history since they weren’t supernatural.

In conclusion, Reissuance promoted secular values over religious values but this was different in Northern Europe as this was meant to promote religious values and character, this reissuance encouraged people also to question the wisdom they received which offered possibility and this was literary impossible in that age. The use of critical thinking and use of various textual analysis were applied in the church by Northern Humanist which also involved rejecting authority. The Humanist weakened the Papacy by the use of examination of key texts like the word of God that is the Bible which made them express as false many assumptions. This reissuance brought to an end the Christendom and encouraged the reformer to tackle abuses in various parts and in churches which ultimately led to schism.