The Catholic Church: The Historical Evolution of the Catholic Church, the Lutheran Reformation, and the Ascendance of the Jesuit Order: The Early Christian Church Branching Off Into the Greek Orthodox and Roman Catholic Faith, the Roman Catholic Church Branching Off Into Multiple Christian Denominations, the Church of England Branching Off Into Multiple Christian Denominations, the Number of Catholics and Protestants Worldwide During the Modern Day, the Strategy Italian Pope Giovanni di Lorenzo de’ Medici (Leo X) (Giulio di Giuliano de’ Medici’s Cousin) Leveraged to Economically Fund His Opulent Lifestyle, the Advent of Indulgences (Ecclesial/Clerical Pardon), the Usage of Indulgences for Soldiers During the Late 11th Century A.D., the Ability of Indulgences to Become Transferred Between Christians, German Theologian Martin Luther Becoming a Priest, Luther’s First Impression of Rome, Italy and the Catholic Church, Luther’s Interpretation of God’s Forgiveness and Judgement of Sin, Luther’s View of Indulgences, Luther Composing His 95 Theses Religious Reformation Manifesto, How Luther Disseminated His 95 Theses Through the Catholic Church, the Construct of Luther’s 95 Theses, the Christian View of the Influence and Authority of the Pope and God During the 15th Century and 16th Century, the Technology Which Revolutionized Luther’s Ability to Disseminate the 95 Theses, the Usage of the Printing Press Until the Early 16th Century, Luther’s Ideas Disseminating Rapidly Throughout Europe, the Reason Giovanni di Lorenzo de’ Medici Disliked Luther’s Ideas, the Excommunication of Luther, Luther Summoned to Attend a Diet (Meeting of Parliament), the Location of This Diet, Luther’s Resistance Toward Austrian Emperor Charles V, the Influence and Authority of Charles V During the Early 16th Century, the Person Elected as Pope in 1523, Italian Pope Giulio di Giuliano de’ Medici (Clement VII) (Giovanni di Lorenzo de’ Medici’s Cousin) Agreeing With Luther’s Views, the Reason Giulio di Giuliano de’ Medici’s Papacy and Administration Often Failed Achieving its Goals, the Person Who Created the League of Cognac, the Person Who Invaded Rome in 1527, Charles V Dealing More Damage Toward the Catholic Church Than Protestants During the Early 16th Century, the Time Required to Reverse the Damage Charles V’s Inflicted Upon the Catholic Church, Charles V’s Desire to Force Giulio di Giuliano de’ Medici Into Capitulation, the Retreat of Charles V Post Victory, the Letter Sent From English King Henry VIII to Giulio di Giuliano de’ Medici Regarding Henry VIII’s Marriage Annulment With English Queen Catherine of Aragon (Henry VIII’s Wife), Henry VIII’s Annulment Request Supported by the English Parliament But Not the Catholic Church, the Subjugation of Giulio di Giuliano de’ Medici by Charles V, the Reason Giulio di Giuliano de’ Medici Refused Henry VIII’s Annulment Request, the Reason Henry VIII Created the Church of England (Anglicanism), Henry VIII’s Argument Against Giulio di Giuliano de’ Medici, Henry VIII Corrupting This Argument for Personal Benefit, Henry VIII Dismantling Catholicism Within the English Government, Henry VIII Dissolving the Catholic Church Within England, Displacing Catholic Clergy, and Stripping Catholic Monasteries of Their Economic Wealth, Henry VIII’s Continued and Vehement Resistance of Giulio di Giuliano de’ Medici During the 1530’s, the Introduction of Italian Theologian Ignatius Loyola Within Catholicism, Loyola’s Novel Method of Prayer Based Upon Meditation, the Advent of the Jesuits of the Catholic Church, Loyola’s Belief of Every Person Having a Personal Relationship With God, the Reason Loyola Was Not Met With the Same Hostility as Luther, the Positive Work of Loyola, Loyola Traveling to Rome to Discuss a Novel World Order With Italian Pope Alessandro Farnese (Paul III), Loyola Establishing a New Religious Order Beneath Catholicism, the Strategy Loyola Leveraged to Ensure the Jesuits Would Not be Dismantled by the Catholic Church, the Reason the Jesuit Order Was Able to Protect and Maintain Independence, the Jesuits Promoting Universal Education, the Jesuits Helping to Spread Catholicism Through Education, the Expanse of the Jesuit Order During Loyola’s Leadership, the Person Who Assembled the Council of Trent to Examine Religious Reformation, the Reason Reformation Was Desired Within Europe During the Mid 16th Century, Farnese Appointing a Series of Candidates Toward the Cardinalate (Rank of the Cardinals), the Sale of Indulgences Becoming Prohibited Within Europe, the Jesuits Claiming That No Jesuit Priest Will Ever Ascend Unto the Papacy, the Reason Jesuits Are Not Permitted to Hold High Ranking Catholic Offices, the First Jesuit Pope in History, the Jesuit View of the Positive and Negative Aspects of Humanity, the Reason Argentinian Pope Jorge Mario Bergoglio (Francis) Was Selected as Pope in 2013, and the View of Change Within the Catholic Church