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The Medieval Developments
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400-1500; Division between Roman Catholics and Eastern Orthodox; Geography;
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Reformation Era
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1500-1650; break up protestants from catholics
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Issues seperating 2
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1. Justification of Faith (Luther said people are worked through by holy spirit, people can't get own salvation; christians believed this dumb b/c people can just accept Jesus and not do morally good works and be good)
2. Authority of pope 3. Priesthood of all believers (Pro. say all believers are priests, cath. say we need leaders) 4. Translation of Bible (Luther wanted translated to common language, not latin) 5. Sacraments (Protestants just baptism/lord supper) 6. Morals (Prot. change/edit doctrines, Cath. clarify doctrines/beliefs0 |
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4 major types of Protestant Reformers
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Lutheran
Reformed Anabaptist Anglican |
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Lutheran
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basic blueprint of Reformation, led by Martin Luther
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Reformed
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led by John Calvin, originally Ulrich Zuringle; taught double reformation, God ordains some to heaven, some to hell; TULIP
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TULIP
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Totally depravity (in all of our parts sinfull)
U- predestination is unconditional Limited atonement (died only for those saved) Irresistable grace P-perseverance of saints |
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Anabaptist
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led by Menno Simon; simple living, believers baptised, reject swearing; any religion fine because any religion is forced not religion; must come from heart
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Anglican
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Henry VIII and Elizabeth I; most catholic in early stages; national church headed by leader of England; focus on English; between Prot and Cath
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