Which was NOT a consequence of the Protestant Reformation?

A. Belief in purgatory
B. Wars of religion
C. New Christian denomination
D. The rise of nation-states

**Belief in purgatory was not a consequence of the Protestant reformation. **
**Further Explanations: **
The Protestant Movement was a uninterrupted encounter with the Catholic Church all over the Renaissance epoch. It created the nous of enquiring Church's authority and their educations that was predominant and shadowed since prehistoric times. The sense enquired ascended due to the decrease in devoutness for church created through protestant movement. The church charging money in return for the forgiveness of immoralities made by followers. Belief in purgatory was never the consequence of Protestant Reformation.
Purgatory was the condition or place of purification or punishment established by the Roman and medieval church for the souls who dies in the state of grace and are then made ready for paradise. It was always opposed by the reformists and even Lurther dopped his belief in purgatory. He always denies that an individuals action plays nay role in his salvation. He concluded that only faith is counted during salvation and it was because of his effrts sale of indulgences was obliterated by Pope in 1567.

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**Answer Details **
Grade: High School
Subject: History
**Chapter: **Renaissance
Keywords: Catholic Church, Protestant Reformation, Renaissance, modernity, Humanism, Humanities, Protagoras, science, literate, politics, art, architecture, Papal, Roman Catholic authority, Church's authority,

Answered by AkshayG | 2024-06-24

The Protestant Reformation led to C. new Christian denominations, religious wars, and the rise of nation-states, but it did not result in the belief in purgatory. Instead, many Protestant reformers rejected the concept of purgatory.

The Protestant Reformation had several significant consequences that transformed Europe. These include the emergence of C. new Christian denominations as followers of leaders like Martin Luther and John Calvin formed their own churches.
the rise of nation-states as various monarchs used the opportunity to break away from the control of the Catholic Church, and numerous religious wars such as the Thirty Years' War and the French Wars of Religion.
However, the belief in purgatory was not a consequence of the Protestant Reformation; it was a long-standing Catholic doctrine that many Protestant reformers actually rejected.

Answered by Qwbox | 2024-06-26

The correct answer is A. Belief in purgatory, which was NOT a consequence of the Protestant Reformation. The Reformation instead increased conflicts, established new denominations, and contributed to the rise of nation-states. Reformers like Martin Luther rejected the concept of purgatory altogether in their teachings.
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Answered by AkshayG | 2024-10-02