This movement had a profound effect on society, and, with its emphasis on classical texts and the rejection of much of the religious tradition that developed in the [[Middle Ages]], helped lead to the [[Protestant]] [[Reformation]], and, in fact, some of the new humanist [[Bible]]s, such as [[Erasmus]]'s Greek [[New Testament]], were important sources for both [[Martin Luther]]'s translation of the Bible and the [[King James Version]] of the Bible.{{fact}} | This movement had a profound effect on society, and, with its emphasis on classical texts and the rejection of much of the religious tradition that developed in the [[Middle Ages]], helped lead to the [[Protestant]] [[Reformation]], and, in fact, some of the new humanist [[Bible]]s, such as [[Erasmus]]'s Greek [[New Testament]], were important sources for both [[Martin Luther]]'s translation of the Bible and the [[King James Version]] of the Bible.{{fact}} |