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The Reformation began humanism, bible printed into common language, church was focused on money (indulgences) , church was political and corrupt, new ideas (like those form Martin Luther) were spread (notes and book)
Martin Luther broke from the Catholic Church and started a revolution
Desiderius Erasmus wrote human beings could use reason to become better people
Indulgences paid pardon for a person’s sins
Charles V Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire
Denomination organized branch of religion
John Wycliffe English priest who preached Jesus Christ above the Pope.
John Calvin’s main belief Predestination – God’s will is absolute and decides everything in the world in advance, God has decided who will go to heaven.
What was the Reformation beginning of a movement from Catholicism to Protestantism. There was not more religious unity and many new churches were formed (notes and book)
95 Theses arguments against the sale of indulgences
Predestination the outcome of a life is already planned
John Calvin a believer Martin Luther who began his own branch of Protestantism
Theology the study of religion and God
How did Calvin’s ideas differ from Luther’s Lutheranism faith brings salvation, Calvinism predestination.
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