How did ignatious loyola's life contribute tothe protestant reformation answers?

Protestantism is not based on man's logic and reasoning but on the moral absolutes that God has given through His words in the Holy Bible. Its origin does not encompass the scope of humanity, particularly their rationalization and laws but rather it is the impartation from God through inculcating His words and applying His teachings in man's everyday life. In short, Protestantism is a revived and reformed Christianity. However, St. Ignatius of Loyola and his founded congregation aimed to counter the reformations being made by Protestantism. They wanted to replace reformation with relativism. Thus, they invigorated relativism to full bloom in the course of history through introducing new doctrines, ecumenism or the conjoined efforts of Christian churches of diversified traditions to foster unity, to develop close ties and to promote better understandings and Pentecostal movement. 

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Colonists came to New Spain to gain wealth, to set up colonies with a government and schools, Spain was considered to have as three main goals behind its expeditions to North America: the expansion of its empire, the attainment of wealth