The Protestant Reformation was a religious movement that took place in the Christian Europe in the 16th century, beginning in 1517 when the German monk Martin Luther published his Ninety Five Theses against the sale of indulgences, criticizing the immoral practices of the Catholic Church. (Duiker, 2014, p. 385)
The bishops were aristocrats, living worldly life, occupied in accumulating more and more treasures, without worrying about their pastoral responsibility.
The social situation was another of the reasons that caused this reformation, especially in Germany, where two social classes, nobles and peasants, suffered from the economic crisis that emerged after the discovery of America due to a revolution of prices caused by the large amount
The bishops were aristocrats, living worldly life, occupied in accumulating more and more treasures, without worrying about their pastoral responsibility.
The social situation was another of the reasons that caused this reformation, especially in Germany, where two social classes, nobles and peasants, suffered from the economic crisis that emerged after the discovery of America due to a revolution of prices caused by the large amount