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Hi Moffit

I like your views on the Impact of the Protestant Reformation. Your introduction alone makes me interested in exploring the history of the Protestants. You have excellently expressed how the reformation was huge and took only a short period to influence a big population of people. You have also clearly stated how the Catholic Church was powerful before the arrival of the Protestants. According to you, the Catholics were the first group who knew how to read and write. However, when the Protestants came, they swept brought the truth and swept away the lies planted by the Catholics. Further, you have expressed clear views on why the Protestants met a lot of challenges both from the Catholics and the government. I am particularly pleased with how you outline the importance of reading and writing in the church. It made people become furious and sense the lies. What a good piece!

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Hi Hernandez,

I am very grateful for sharing your analysis of the “Impact of Protestants Reformation.”  You have pointed out how the reformation changed American’s view on freedom. Apart from planting a new concept of Christianity, you have stated and explained that the Declaration of Independence and the United States Bill of Rights were majorly influenced by Protestants’ Reformation. Through your analysis, I can understand that without the Protestant Reformation, these key issues touching on the rights and freedoms of Americans. Furthermore, your piece outlines that before the reformation, the church was in control of the people. However, through the reformation people learned the importance of freedom and fighting for independence. I didn’t know all these before. Congratulations for good analysis. Your piece is a pot of knowledge, Keep up!

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