Chap 11
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| Great Schism | two different popes claimed authority over Cahtolic church (Clement VII and Urban VI)not resolved till council of Constantine (1414)where they appointed new pope: Alexander V
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| sales of indulgences, nepotsm, simony | everyday aspects of Catholic life angered Protestants, who beleived that they were not scripturally sound
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| clerical immorality and absenteeism | protestants alienated by these conditions
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| Humanism | rise of scholarship during Renaissance, and humanists' interest in returning to classical txts made study of and access to the Bible f great importance
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| Martin Luther | (1483-1546) Germon theoligiandiscontented with medieval Christian teachings that God required perfect righteousness for salvation"justification by faith alone"- grace was given freely to those who beleived in Jesusposted 95 THeses
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| 95 Theses | Martin Luter posted them on door of Castle Churchcondemned to heresy 1520protected by friends and hidden in castle, translated New Test. into German
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| Ulrich Zwingli | (1484-1531) headed Reformation in Switzbeleifs translated into harsh discipline in Zurich was ex. of puritical Protestantism
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| Beliefs of Zwingli | opposed sale of indulgences, petitioned for end to clerical marriage and celibacyanything that lacked literal support in Scripture was not to be beleivedquestioned: fasting, saints, pilgrimages, &othr sacraments
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| John Calvin | (1509-1564) leader of Calvanists, believed in divine predestination or concept of "elect" and ind.'s duty to reform society according to God's planled theocracy in Geneva
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| Institutes of Christian Religion by John Calvin | theological statement of Protestant faithbeleived in unity of church and state, and he stressed the soveriegnty of God over all creation
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| Martin Bucer | strasbourg reformer who influenced Calvinwas forced into exile during Augsburg Interim and helped draft rel txts of English Ref
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