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Lesson 3-1 + 3-2

Mr. Stinson notes lesson 3

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Luther began the _____ in the 1500's Reformation
What did Luther do? he was a German priest and professor
combined classical learning with the goal of reforming the Catholic Church Christian Humanism
Christian humanism intended to ______ the current religious systems reform
fundamental the basic or essential beliefs of a religion
desiderius believed that Christians should live their beliefs in everyday life, not just for salvation
Luther thought outward signs such as_____________ were unnecessary pilgrimages, fasts, and relics
piece of something that is considered sacred, such as the bones as a saint relic
the main church of the day was? The Catholic Church
Church leaders were more concerned with? politics and church matters
people wanted to understand how to obtain _______ salvation(acceptance to heaven)
document sold by the church to absolve the sins of the person (paying the church for forgiveness) indulgence
(True or false) the more money you gave to the church the more sins you had forgiven true
people could also buy salvation for ______ family
studied as monk and was interested in how salvation was assured without indulgences Martin Luther
Luther believed in the truth that salvation is through faith and not ______ works
The ____ was the only valid source of religious Truth Bible
writings about the wrongs of the church and the selling of indulgences 95 Theses
why was the Catholic Church trying to raise money to build a new church
a lot of people left the Catholic church after what happened? Matin Luther posted the 95 Theses
allowed people to buy ________ for those who had already died indulgences
When did Martin Luther post the 95 Theses? 1517
Where did Martin Luther post the 95 Theses? on the church doors in Wittenberg, Germany
What would have happened to Luther if he had been caught? he would have been killed
(True or False) the Catholic Church made a lot of changes after Martin Luther spoke True
What were some main things Martin Luther believed in? baptism, marriages for clergy (unlike the Catholics), and communion/The Lord's Supper
By 1520 what did he lead the people to do? break away from the Catholic Church
Luther was __________ by the Pope excommunicated
The emperor (Charles V) passed the _____________ making Luther an outlaw (criminal) Edict of Laws
edict statement
diet legislative assembly
Lutheranism new movement named after Martin Luther
name given to the movement Luther started Protestant Reformation
why do some religions have different fundamentals? so the people don't look the same as everyone else
What did Protestant reformation lead to? the current forms of religion
priest in Switzerland began reforms in his church Zwingli
What did Zwingli do in the church? removed all paintings and replaces mass with Scripture readings, prayer and sermons
What happened in 1531? a war broke out between his Protestant followers and the Catholics
What eventually happened to Zwingli? he was killed by the Catholics, cut up, burned and his ashes were scattered
became the new leader of Protestantism Calvin
What did Calvin publish in 1536? his interpretation of protestant ideas
What did Calvin believe in? justification (being deemed worthy by God to be saved), and predestination
predestination the belief that God has already determined who will be saved
involved heavily in politics English Reformation
wanted to divorce his wife because she did not produce a son for him Henry Vlll
what would the pope not do for Henry Vlll? annul the marriage
annul to declare invalid
What did the king do to be able to divorce his wife? took it to court and had the marriage voided
Married ____________ and had a girl (________) Anne Boleyn; (Elizabeth)
When did the Act of Supremacy occur? What was it? 1534; finalized the break between the king and the Pope, also made the king the only head of the new church
Who became queen in 1553? Mary
Mary was Catholic and wanted to restore __________ she preferred religious order
Why was she known as "Bloody Mary"? because of her violence toward other religions
What did she do to those who weren't Catholic? she burned over 300 Protestant followers and killed many more
believed in complete seperation of church and state matters Anabaptists
Anabaptists refused to hold ______ office and bear ____ political; arms
Anabaptists believed all believers were _____ and capable of being the pastor equal
they did not allow _____ to speak in the church which was true of all religions of the time women
Why wouldn't some people physically fight in the armies? because of their religions
who pushed to have public schools provided for the education of the children Luther
hostility or discrimination against Jews Anti- Semitism
What happened to the Jews that didn't convert to Christianity? they were persecuted
Catholics established _____ which were segregated areas for the Jews ghettos
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