The Brothers of the Common Life, an influential lay religious movement, eliminated what requirements from the religious life of men and women?

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The Brothers of the Common Life eliminated vows of poverty, chastity, and obedience from the religious life of men and women. They believed that laypeople could lead a religious life by living simply, devoting themselves to good works, and practicing virtues like humility and kindness without making formal vows.

The Brothers of the Common Life, an Influential Lay Religious