Describe the purpose of the counter-reformation and the circumstances and outcomes of the council of trent. include the role of the jesuits in your assessment. conduct independent research, as needed, to support your answer with specific historical information.

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The counter-reformation: is a religious act formed by the Catholics in retort to The Protestant reformation/Lutheranism. Martin Luther discussed the 95 reasons why there was critical flaws in the catholic churches. As the Catholics began to defect from the catholic churches and convert to Lutheran churches. The Catholic churches began to Reform their ways of life to keep their members from defecting from their churches to the Lutheran churches. All of these events considering the Defection of Catholics members to the Lutheran Churches led to the Council of Trent. The form of the Council of Trent led to the advocation of the Catholic Churches. This also led to the formation of Jesuits. The Jesuits were/are lone followers who preach the wills and words of the Church that focused more upon service to the Church, which was also fairly spiritual.

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