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Purgatory

Waiting room for heaven

Johann Testel

Sale of Indulgences

Martin Luther

Greek Monk, Theologist

95 Thesiss

- All Saints Church


- Criticized Sale of Indulgences


- Luther's theses assailed Catholic Doctrines about papal authority

Printing Press

Luther's writings circulated throughout Europe thanks to this invention

Martin Luther's Doctrines

Sola Scriptura (only scripture)


Sola Fide (only faith)


Sola Gracia (only grace)

Sola Scriptura

All doctrines must be directly derived from Scripture

Sola Fide

Justification by faith alone

Sola Grana

Saved by Gods grace

Luther vs Erasmus Main argument

The freedom of will


Erasmus defends Catholic teaching

Erasmus (Cooperative)

Gods grace acts as a support for a free human will in working for our salvation

Luther (Unilateral)

The human will is bound by evil and only God's grace acting alone can liberate it

Scripture

Both writers relied solely on Scripture to support their arguments

Holy Roman Empire

An association of German Principalities

House of Habsburg

Richest family in Holy Roman Empire

Charles V

-Habsburg Dynasty


-King of Spain


-Holy Roman Emperor


-Archduke of Austria


-Duke of Burgundy


-Devout Catholic

Frederick of Saxony

Luther relied on his patron Frederick, elector of Saxony (a noble), for protection from his enemies

Politics of the Reformation

-Diet of Worms (1521)


-German Peasants' War (1524-1525)


- Peace Of Augsburg (1555)

Diet of Worms

-Luther defends his doctrines before Emperor Charles V


-Outlawed

German Peasants' War

Over 100,000 killed


Martin Luther condemned the peasants revolts

Peace of Augsburg

-Religion determined by local ruler


- Whoever reigns, his religion


-Catholic or Lutheran


- Northern rulers tended to choose Protestantism while Southern rules tended to choose Catholicism

Henry VII

-defended Catholic teaching in his "Defense of Seven Sacraments"


-married into the power of Habsburg family

Vicar

Christ's representative on earth

Insigna

Key Symbol

Nepotism

The practice of those in power to favor relatives and friends

Absenteesim

Not going to work

Simony

Buying or selling privileges


Simon paying Peter to get a job

Uneducated Priests

Doesn't understand Scriptures

Gutenberg Printing Press

Gutenberg Bible


Martin Luther read Latin

Vulgate

Bible in Vernacular


Common Language