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What is a reformation

Attempt to change/purify catholic church

What did reformation do

Laid foundation for:


Constitution


Restoration

D&C 98:12

Line upon line given to faithful

Early reformers

Opposed Excessive wealth of church


Opposed translation of scriptures


Hated Idols


Hated Transubstantiation



Peter Waldo


Commissioned translation if bible



Peter of Bruys


Hated crosses



Arnaldo of Brescia


Rulers should be righteous


Catholic church hated reformers because

They thought everyone should read bible and have the right for ordinances

John Wycliffe

Morning star of reformation


Catholic priest


Translated bible from latin to english

Translating bible was evil because:

Control over bible/religion was a weapon to control the masses


Class warfare-clergy vs peasants

Teachings of Wycliffe

You don’t have to give your property


Everything christ said was a commandment


Priests have to be educated

Catholic church hated Wycliffe because

He openly decried the doctrine of transubstantiation


Said church didn’t need pope


Challenged social classes

What we gained from Wycliffe

Laid foundation for individual liberty


Freedom of religion


Translation of bible

John knox

Founder of presbyterian

How Knox become part of reformation

Studied under wishart & became his personal bodyguard until wishart arrested and killed inspired him to lead reformation in Scotland

What did Knox oppose

Idol worship


Prayer to saints


Transubstantiation

Threads from Knox

Freedom of religion


People have the power


Resistance to tyranny

Martin luther

Convinced church had gone astray


He published 95 thesis


Wanted to fix catholicism not leave it


Gets excommunicated

Martins issue with church

Focus on appearances


Focus on money

Arguments in 95 thesis

Bible is only religious authority


Salvation by faith not indulgences

Why 95 thesis is important

Directly opposed catholic doctrine


Criticized church leaders

Churches response

Declare Luther a heretic


Luther faced a trial


Excommunicated

How Luther influences reformation

Start of Protestant churches


End of catholic control over religion in Europe

John Calvin

Laid foundation of presbyterian and puritan faith


Christian founder if America

Calvins beliefs for Gov

Spiritual separate from civil gov

What Calvin had to do with america

2/3 founding fathers followed his beliefs

How did Calvinist teachings influenced america

All men created equal


Self gov


Resistance to tyranny


Separation of church and state


Limited Gov

Henry VIII

Defended catholic church


Wants a son


Denied by pope to get wife annulled


Founder of church of england

What changed with church of England

All citizens swear loyalty to king


King leader of church

Why foundation of church of England was providential

English translation of bible


Joseph smith could read it


Sparks puritan movement


Puritans cone to america for it

Pilgrims

Puritans purify church if England


Separatists believe church to far to save want to separate


Early settlers of Plymouth mass 1620

Separatists beliefs

Church of England beyond saving


Must start pure religion


Followed calvinism

What happened to separatists in England

Imprisoned


tortured


Branded

What separatists did

First went to holland for religious freedom


Hard to find work


Children lost faith


Later left for new world

Who travelled on mayflower

Saints - puritans


Strangers- non religious


100 passengers

Providential events

Having stuff to fix broken beam


Blown off course to cape cod


Plague kills native Americans

Why is mayflower compact significant

Established rule of law


Established covenant with God

Why it’s important that Squanto when to England

Learned English


Avoided plague


Learned christianity and english customs

How Squanto helped pilgrims

Teaches them how to farm


Where to get fish


Builds relations with native Americans


Stays till he dies