Renaissance to Reformation

according appears authority became become believe Bible bishops Brethren called Calvin Calvinist capitalism Catholic cause century Chap chapter Christ Christian Church clergy command Common considered Deventer discussed divine doctrine early edition emperor England Erasmus example expressed faith Fathers followers France friends German give given hand Holy human humanists important institutions interest Italy John king learned lending letter living loan Lord Luther means mentioned mind monastery nature opinion original papacy Paris person political poor Pope practice present princes Protestants published question reason received Reformation religion religious remained remarks respect Roman rule ruler scholars spirit teachings temporal theory things thought tion treatise true University usury views whole writers wrote