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Chptr 11 Reformation
The Age of Reformation
Question | Answer |
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Modern Devotion | Lay religous life of prayer and study without surrendering the outaide world |
Zwolle & Deventer | Founders of Modern Devotion |
Thomas a Kempis | Wrote Imitation of Christ on Modern Devotion |
Sale of Indulgences | Permitted people to buy release from purgatory. A remission of the temporal penalty |
Martin Luther | Began German reformation |
Justification by Faith Alone (Sola Fide) | You don't have to have good works to go to heaven |
Treasury of Merit | An infinite reservoir of good works in the Church's possession. |
Jubilee Indulgence | Started by Pope Leo X to pay for Saint Peter's Basilica in rome |
John Tetzel | famous indulgence preacher |
95 Theses | Luther posted on door of church protesting indulgences |
Election of Charles V | Pope backed Francis I of France but Charles I of Spain won |
Frederick the Wise | Important imperial elector, Luther's protecter |
Address to the Christian Nobility of the german Nation | Urged german princes to force reform on the Church |
Babylonian captivity of the Church | Attacked 7 traditional sacraments |
Freedom of a Christian | Summarized new teaching of salvation by faith alone |
Papal bull Exsurge Domine | Leo X condemned Luther for heresy |
cantons | Swiss states |
Ulrich Zwingli | Leader of Swiss Protestant reformation |
The Marburg Colloquy | Luther vs Zwingli- Luther believes in transsubstantion, Zwingli in consubstantiation |
swiss Civil war | Protestant vs Catholic cantons |
Heinrich Bullinger | New leader of Swiss reformation |
Anabaptists | Rejected infant baptism, refused to swear oaths, and didn't participate in secular gov't. Ancestors of Amish and Mennonites |
Conrad Grebel | Originater of Anabaptism |
Schleitheim Confession | distinguished beliefs of Anabaptists |
Munster | Anabaptsits took over Munster- was transformed into Old Testiment theocracy |
Jan Matthys and Jan Beukelsz | Leaders in Anabaptist take over of Munster |
Menno Simmons | Founder of Mennonites, set example of non-provacative separist Anabaptism |
spiritualists | Believed only religious authority was Spirit of God |
antitrinitarians | exponents of commonsense, rational, and ethical religion |
Genevan Church Organization | 1. Pastors 2. Teahcers or doctors 3. elders 4. Deacons |
Institutes of the Christian Religion | By Calvin |
Schmalkaldic League | Lutheran defense league |
Augsburg Confession | Moderate statement of Protestent beliefs |
Peace of Augsburg | ruler of a land could determine its religion. Did not recognize Calvinism and Anabaptism as official |
King Henry VIII | "Defender of Faith" but not of wives |
Act of supremacy | Made king head of Church of england |
Act of succession | Made Anne Boleyn's children legitamate heirs to throne |
Act of Uniformity | Imposed Thomas Cranmer's Book of Common Prayer on all churches |
capuchins | sought to return Church to to original ideals of St. Francis |
Ursulines | Religous order for girls |
Ignatius of Loyola | Founder of the Jesuits |
spiritual Exercises | Ignatius's devotional guide which contains mentaland physical exercises designed to teach one absolute spiritual mastery over one's feelings |
Council of Trent | refromed internal church discipline. Steps were taken to curtail selling of church offices. Strengthened local bishops. Put new rules on bishops and parish priests. Called for seminary in every diocese. |