Find out the correct statement

a) Martin Luther broke away from the Catholic Church because he was discriminated.

b) John Calvin’s government in Geneva was liberal and fun-filled.

c) King Henry VIII had deep theological differences with the Catholic Church.

d) Council of Trent reemphasized the importance of ceremonies and significance of the mass.

a) True, Martin Luther broke away from the Catholic Church because he was discriminated for his ideas against the church. He completely condemned the conduct of the Church.

b) False, John Calvin’s government in Geneva was not liberal and fun-filled. In fact, he controlled the government of Geneva, he was against he displays of wealth so he banned all celebrations and gaiety.

c) False, King Henry VIII had personal differences with the Catholic Church. He wanted to annul his marriage with the queen Catherine but the Roman emperor, a close relative of the queen pressurised the Church not to annul their marriage

d) True, Council of Trent reemphasized the importance of ceremonies and significance of the mass. They did so, in order to revive the belief on church system.