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Why did the Protestant Reformation break the sovereighnity of the church?
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Why did the Protestant Reformation break the sovereighnity of the church?

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The Protestant Reformation which had started with Martin Luther's Ninety-Five Theses had now swept across Europe and entrenched itself, making a clean break from the Roman Catholic Church and the pope's authority.
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