What was a goal of monk breakers?

Monk breakers aimed to challenge and undermine the authority and influence of monastic institutions, particularly the Catholic Church, during the Reformation and Enlightenment periods. They sought to promote secularism and individualism, advocating for a return to more personal interpretations of faith and spirituality. By breaking away from monastic traditions, they intended to address issues such as corruption, dogmatism, and the perceived disconnect between the Church and everyday life.