Why has Catholic Europe been so overshadowed by Protestant Europe for the past 500 years?
>>2599297
better work ethics and better government. Also age of enlightenment kicked in earlier.
>>2599297
France and Spain were by far more dominant than Britain and Germany prior to the 19th century.
17th century protestant based philosophy ( Hobbes and Locke) directly influenced modern scientific thought
>>2599297
Racial, Economic, Intellectual and Cultural superiority.
Breaking from Rome is a manifestation of the aforementioned, not the cause.
Germanics BTFO Romeboos for the billionth time is all.
>That red
??
What is this a map of?
>>2599297
You can get a lot accomplished if you don't have to report directly to the Church.
>>2599526
Probably a map of countries ruled by Protestants in the 16th-17th century. The red looks like the Ottoman Empire at its height.
>tfw Protestants always swallow Catholics in all of my EU4 games
I think only Spain ever manages to stay Catholic lol.
>>2599546
Enforce religious unity senpai or else the Protestant League will murder you
Because protestants are much more hard working and white
>>2599526
Orthodox?
>>2599312
>France and Spain were by far more dominant than Britain and Germany prior to the 19th century.
Not to mention, the richest parts of Germany are Catholic.
>>2599297
They can help the fact that they were exposed to the true path
Stay strong and defiant, Catholic man. Without you... there is no Christian Church!
>>2599613
Catholic Hitler ensured that didnt he?
>>2599297
At the end, 2017, "protestant" countries are mainly atheist.
Their few believers are converting to Catholicism or Orthodoxy.
>Overshadowed.
Its admirable how you can attract retards so easily with a shit thread like this
>>2599709
>too smart for christianity
>somehow a bad thing
>Protestant ethics and capitalism
WE WUZZ' MAX WEBER AND SHITT !!!!
BS
North Europe : Peasants learning to read (YOU MUST READ THE BIBLE!) becoming low salary obedient workforce like nowaday China and slowly increasing wealth
South Europe : high illiteracy level until the 19th century and loving revolutions against their "masters" and yet still being in the G20
>>2599740
Looking at Sweden, seems like it is.
>>2599297
This map is horribly inaccurate.
>>2599297
>Rennaissance Italy, Spain, France
>overshadowed
>>2599780
Seems pretty accurate for turn of the 17th century