The Council of Trent may have been in part brought about in
response to Martin Luther. Yet actions of the Catholic Reformation were in
progress before Luther was even conceived as a threat to the Catholic Church.
This can be seen as starting under Pope Alexander. Though under pope Alexander during
the renaissance a reform group was conceived it had little to no observable
effect on any of the issues plaguing the church at the time. Yet the reform
process was expedited by Luther’s criticism of the Catholic church although
many loyal Catholics did agree with Martin Luther that there were issues that
needed to be fixed within the church. These loyal followers instead brought
about the Council of Trent to solve the issues that they saw needed
clarification. Also the Council of Trent condemned the protestant movement.
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