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3.3 vocab

3.3 Vocab

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Ruled from 1509-1547 as England's king. Separated the Church of England from the Catholic Church leading to the formation of Anglicanism. Henry VIII
A three pronged strategy yielded such gains for the Church that it remains the largest Christian denomination in the world. Counter Reformation
German Monk and theologian from Wittenberg who initiated the protestant Reformation in 1517 by challenging Catholic Church practices. Martin Luther
Calvin Belief determined before birth if one gets into heaven. Predestined
Granted a person absolutism from the punishment of sin, and to simony, the selling of church offices. Indulgences
Established in the late 12th century to root out and punish nonbelievers. Sometimes allowed the use of torture. Inquisition
To church door Luther advocated for the theological stance of sola fide, faith alone, for the basis of salvation for the Christian believers. 95 Theses
Calvinists were encouraged to work hard and reinvest their profits. Calvinists viewed their work ethic as righteous living that elevated then to positions for secular leadership. Protestant Reformation
The selling of church offices. Simony
Society of Jesus, a religious order. Jesuits
Promoted the idea of predestination and established a theocratic government in general. John Calvin
The Church of England established by King henry VIII in the 16th century to break free from the control of the pope in Rome. Anglican Church
Composed of clergymen overseen by a secular official who answered to the Tsar. Holy Synod
Corrected some of the worst of the Churches abuses and concentrated on reaffirming the rituals such as marriage and other sacraments improving the education of priests. Council of Trent
Those predestined to go to heaven, ran the community, which was based on plain living, simple Church buildings, and governance by the elders of the Church. Elect
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