Which of the following was fundamental to the religious reform movement of this time?

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Correct doctrine and orderliness in personal behavior was a central focus of the religious reform movement at this time, as reformers sought to return to a purer form of Christianity and eradicate perceived corruptions within the church. This led to calls for greater adherence to traditional religious practices, such as regular attendance of church services and stricter adherence to moral codes. Emphasis on the community of worshippers was also important, but this was largely a means to achieve the broader goal of religious reform. Individual belief did not replace religious participation, and state power was not seen as the source of religious reform (in fact, many reformers sought to limit the power of the state in religious matters). Inquisitions were sometimes used as a tool of religious reform, but this was not fundamental to the movement as a whole.

Which of the Following Was Fundamental to the Religious Reform