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Romans 1:


Romans 2:


Romans 3:

1: Sinners deserve death



2: You are a sinner



3. All sinners saved by faith apart from work

Book of James:

don't accumulate wealth



cannot just have faith, must have works


Unam Sanctum:



church is:


two swords:


the Pope, one holy, catholic, apostolic church



two swords are temporal and spiritual; church controls temporal sword



no salvation without church

Matt 16:13

Peter is rock on which church is built



Peter is given the power of the keys (has ability to forgive sins)

Mark 8:27

Peter is humiliated and called satan by Jesus

Pope Stephen I



Pope Leo I



Pope Gelasius I

(254-257)


First person to insist how leaders are determined (pope, bishop, etc), every bishop that followed Jesus had his abilities, Petrine idea: succession of power from peter to all bishops



(440-461)


Pope is representative of Christ and is most fit to lead and assume governmental duties



Pope alone has power over all Christians, emperor has no authority

Structure of leaders



___ -> ___ -> ____ -> ____ -> ____



God


Pope


Clergy


Kings and emperors


Everyone else

John Wycliffe

(1330)



secular authorities should change church


Bible is the norm for theology


Translates bible into english

John Huss

1342



pope has no power to exercise physical authority of people



communion

Erasmus

1469



moral reforms

new cosmology in modern world:

I don't need the church or priest, we have direct access to god and choose the relationship

Luther



born and school:


1501


1502


1505


1506


1507


1508


1510


1512


1517


1519


1520


1521


1483, born in Eisleben and sent to school to become a lawyer to support family



1501: University of Erfurt


1502: Bachelors


1505: Masters of Arts (becomes monk)


1506: Monk, believes god predestined him to hell


1507: ordained as priest


1508: teaches moral philosophy


1510: reevaluates church


1512: doctorate


1517: published 95 theses


1519: questions priesthood


1520: publicly calls priest anti-Christ


1521: excommunicated, Diet of Worms-asks Luther to recant books, he doesn't, Edict of Worms- no protection under law



Luther's Idea of Sin:


1.


2.


3.


4.


5.


1. Pessimistic: human beings are broken, can't love themselves so they can't love god


2. Doctrine of Justification: justified by grace through faith in god, apart from works. No action can override God's love for you


3. Scriptural: if it's not in script, it can't be used against you; two parts: law (commands) and gospel (promises)


4. Dialectical: thesis and antithesis


5. Christocentric: everything in bible relates to christ; cross and resurrection