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22 March, 17:57

What was the one religious consequence of the Plague in Europe?

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    Answer: There was a significant impact on religion, as many believed the plague was God's punishment for sinful ways.

    Explanation: Church lands and buildings were unaffected, but there were too few priests left to maintain the old schedule of services.
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