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      • Since Wittenberg is home to the Protestant movement, it is most likely that Hamlet is Protestant. Later in the play, Hamlet further defines himself as a Protestant when he says to Horatio, “Not a whit, we defy augury.
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  2. Oct 31, 2017 · Is the ghost really Hamlet's father? Shakespeare highlights the difference in beliefs between early modern Catholics and Protestants.

  3. Hamlet, after all, has come from Wittenberg, cradle of Protestantism, and encounters a ghost fresh from Purgatory. That suggests Hamlet is a Protestant in Catholic world, rather than...

  4. Quick answer: Religion significantly influences Hamlet's behavior, particularly through his Christian beliefs. He refrains from killing Claudius during prayer, fearing it would send...

  5. Dec 3, 2015 · Hamlet does not find his Catholic (and prophet ic) soul stymied by the Protestant universe around him. Rather, the play suggests that Protestant and Catholic bloodlust can only end with same stupid slaughter.

  6. Although Shakespeare commonly adapted existing tales, typically myths or works in another language, Joseph Pearce claims that King John, King Lear and Hamlet were all works that had been done recently and in English with an anti-Catholic bias, and that Shakespeare's versions appear to be a refutation of the source plays. [53]

  7. Protestant Reformation: The main action of Hamlet takes place in Denmark, a largely Protestant nation at the time of the play’s composition. Though Roman Catholics believe in a state of purgatory—where souls go after death to atone for wrongdoings—the Protestants broke with a number of Catholic teachings, including the existence of ...

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