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Avignon Papacy

-1309-1377


-Papacy moved seat to Avignon (Southern France)


-Finance became a central concern because it was cut off from the revenues of Rome and the Papal States. (Indulgences, manipulation of benefices)


-Schism occurs when French cardinals reject new pope in 1378 and return to France to check alternative (now 2 popes)

mendicants

Members of the Church that take a vow of poverty and rely solely on charity to survive.

indulgences

Extra-sacraments that were originally paid for by people in order to help them get into Heaven. The church used this as a way to combat the lack of funds during the Avignon Papacy.

humanism

a system of thought emphasizing the human rather than the supernatural or spiritual.



Augsburg Confession

Primary confession of faith of the Lutheran Church

Council of Trent

Streamlined and cleaned much traditional practice and teaching in response to Protestant dissent



Clarification and streamlining did lead to much clean up and greater concern for spiritual needs of laity

Copernican Revolution

Part of the Scientific Revolution in the Enlightenment



Science is beginning to offer more knowledge than religion

Pietism

A religion of the Heart



rejects worldly things


based on experience and feeling


Methodism

secularization

when a society moves from having more religious values to having nonreligious values.



Reason coming to be seen as more trustworthy than revelation



religious authority diminishing



issues of faith becoming of less interest and significance

ecuminism

interdenominational movement aimed at greater cooperation between faiths

Ultramontanism

strong emphasis of papal authority and centralization of the church



meaning beyond the mountains (a pope from above the Alps)