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Reformation
Religious revolution against Catholicism that split the church in Europe and created new Protestant churches
Johannes Gutenburg:
German; First European to use moveable type to print books…Developed printing press: 1453-1455 …helped – printed Bibles for all to read
John Calvin
(Switzeland) …rebelled against Catholic Church & founded a Protestant religion called Calvinism…wrote Institutes of the Christian Religion in 1536...predestination!!
Counter Reformation
Reform of the Catholic church to create a more spiritual outlook in the church; strated by Pope Paul III in 1530’s... Priests, bishops and cardinals chosen for their devout faith and education—not for their wealth as before.
Council of Trent
banned sale of indulgences, more clearly defined the beliefs of the Catholic Church
Predestination
A belief that god had decided, at the beginning of time who would be saved
Charles V
A British King – a reformer who attempted to stop the spread of Protestantism
Ignatius of Loyola and the Jesuits
Founded in 1534, organization of Jesuits led by Loyola, stressed education
Scientific Method •
-Brought about because of the scientific revolution
repeatable experiments
Copernicus •
-A Polish scientist in the 1500’s
-Developed the Heliocentric theory
Simony: •
The buying or selling of spiritual things, particularly Church offices and benefices.
Indulgences: •
In Catholic theology, an indulgence is an excuse from the punishment due to God for sin...Selling of these was common practice by the Catholic church, corruption that led to reformation.
Johann Tetzel:
(1465-1519) Dominican monk who sold indulgences in16th century, to raise money for St. Peter's Basilica...This caused Luther’s protest
Diet of Worms:
1521...general assembly (a Diet) of the estates of the Holy Roman Empire in town of Worms, Germany addressedMartin Luther and the effects on the Protestant Reformation.