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| a 16th century religious movement to change, or reform the Roman Catholic Church and it led to the Protestantism |
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| a pardon from the Catholic church for one's sins by paying money |
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| a religious body made up of a number of congregations with similar effects |
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| the study of religion, its beliefs, and God |
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| a doctrine that God has predestined some people to eternal happiness and others to eternal punishment |
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| to make ineffective; to bring an end to |
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| religious schools for training priests, ministers, and rabbis |
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| a religious opinion that opposes or contradicts with the accepted teachings or beliefs |
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| the concept that the right to rule came from God, not the people |
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