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Humanist
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Followers of an intellectual movement which encourages people to read original texts for selves rather accept the interpretations of others
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Read original texts
Not accept interpretations of others |
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Similarities Luther & Erasmus
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Applied techniques of humanism to Christian scriptures
Both produced New Testaments - Erasmus in Greek Luther German Shocked how far strayed original teachings Basing teachings of "sola scripture" |
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Differences Luther&Erasmus
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Erasmus loyal pope - Luther would "tear seamless robe Christ"
1524 - (the free will) rejected Luther's doctrine of predestination Erasmus refused join Luther - wanted change from within church Luther causer of unnecessary havoc |
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Erasmus
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Criticised church - never attacked churchmen/ believed learning would reform
"Dagger Christian gentlemen" - outlined views Christian life. Like a guide to be Christian/avoid temptation |
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Luther's beliefs
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SALVATION = good works are inadequate, questioned bible, faith alone enough
FAITH = people need direct contact with god, prayer/bible, no purgatory PURGATORY = no prayers for dead, no indulgences, SOLA FIDA SOLA SCRIPTURE |
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Luther's beliefs
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SALVATION = good works are inadequate, questioned bible, faith alone enough
FAITH = people need direct contact with god, prayer/bible, no purgatory PURGATORY = no prayers for dead, no indulgences, SOLA FIDA SOLA SCRIPTURE |
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Empathetic Mode
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Ideas "how"
- understand reformation need explain nature Protestant beliefs and why sufficiently appropriate at time - WHY Luther's ideas spread further + faster ten others - look at social climate - technology -his appeal - target groups |
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Luther's beliefs
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SALVATION = good works are inadequate, questioned bible, faith alone enough
FAITH = people need direct contact with god, prayer/bible, no purgatory PURGATORY = no prayers for dead, no indulgences, SOLA FIDA SOLA SCRIPTURE |
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Empathetic Mode
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Ideas "how"
- understand reformation need explain nature Protestant beliefs and why sufficiently appropriate at time - WHY Luther's ideas spread further + faster ten others - look at social climate - technology -his appeal - target groups |
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Intentional mode
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Actions/intentions WHY
- 95 theses intention prompt debate about church problems - underlying motives anger at sale indulgences/disgust corruption of leading clerics and convictions about faith already distancing from mainstream church |
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Causal mode
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Events and situations - "what"
- explain events based into reasons how event happened - chain of cause and effect |
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Diet worms 1521
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Luther summoned before Charles V (HRE) where promised fair trail (safe conduct)
-Acknowledged writings but refused to recant -Charles let Luther go |
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