The Council of Trent condemned the Catholic Protestant Islamic Semitic doctrines, which it considered as heresy harmony orthodox cooperative, and issued decrees to clarify the church's position on various Catholic Judaic Protestant Islamic beliefs

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16 March, 17:12

The Council of Trent condemned the Catholic Protestant Islamic Semitic doctrines, which it considered as heresy harmony orthodox cooperative, and issued decrees to clarify the church's position on various Catholic Judaic Protestant Islamic beliefs

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Camryn Osborn · Answer 1

The Council of Trent (1545 - 1563) was one of the Roman Catholic Church's most important ecumenical councils.

The main objectives:

- The principles and doctrines of Protestantism are condemned.

- The Roman Catholic Church is ultimate interpreter of the Bible.

- God should be worshiped with ceremony and splendor.

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The Council of Trent condemned the Protestant doctrines, which it considered as heresy, and issued decrees to clarify the church's position on Catholic beliefs.