The Invention of the Printing Press did not caused the Reformation

Introduction

Lotherington contends that whereas the printing Press did assist to the reformation, (Cole 327-339) it was only three to four per hundred of the community of Germany who were literate, and furthermore contends that it was only customary publications that were solely customary until round the early 1500s, thus, the printing Press was not a foremost origin for the Reformation, but rather influenced the "pattern of continuity and change.

Discussion

Mullett acquiesces with Lotherington's outlook that the printing Press was not a major origin but just an apparatus to print documents.

Randell furthermore ...