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Protestants made the Bible available to all persons through publication of the Scriptures in the common language and by promoting universal education. The mandatory [[celibacy]] of the [[clergy]] (including monasticism) was rejected, resulting in married clergy becoming the norm in Protestant churches. Unordained persons were permitted more voice in church affairs and in the worship services themselves.
Protestants made the Bible available to all persons through publication of the Scriptures in the common language and by promoting universal education. The mandatory [[celibacy]] of the [[clergy]] (including monasticism) was rejected, resulting in married clergy becoming the norm in Protestant churches. Unordained persons were permitted more voice in church affairs and in the worship services themselves.
=== Economic impact and impact on democratic political systems ====
=== Economic impact and impact on democratic political systems ===
''See also:'' [[Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism]]
''See also:'' [[Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism]] and [[Protestant cultural legacies]]
Some historians have also contended that Protestantism played an important factor in the growth of democracy and [[capitalism]] (see also: [[Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism]] and [[Protestant cultural legacies]]]]).
Some historians have also contended that Protestantism played an important factor in the growth of democracy and [[capitalism]] (see also: [[Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism]] and [[Protestant cultural legacies]]).
==Notable events==
==Notable events==