the protestant reformation reform: to change for the better
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The Protestant Reformation
Reform: to change for the better
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The Reformation was the questioning of the authority of the Catholic Church and some of its corrupt practices by individuals who believed in their potential to communicate with God more honestly.
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Key Terms• Reform: to change for the better• Protestant: one who protests (objects)• Clergy: those who perform the
functions of a church• Indulgence: a grant by the pope of partial
remission (lessening) of time to be spent in purgatory or of some other consequence of a sin.
• Schism: a split or break• Heresy: contradiction of beliefs (sin)
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Background—Late Background—Late Middle AgesMiddle Ages
• Great Schism (Western)
• French King and Pope quarrel over taxing clergy
• Pope dies
• New pope moves Catholic center from Rome to Avignon, France
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Pope Clement V: 1305–1314
Pope John XXII: 1316–1334
Pope Benedict XII: 1334–1342
Pope Clement VI: 1342–1352
Pope Innocent VI: 1352–1362
Pope Urban V: 1362–1370
Pope Gregory XI: 1370–1378
Popes of Avignon 1305-1377Result: Christians
believe the Church is controlled by the French king and lose respect for the office of the pope. (the papacy)
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•1377—Papacy moves back to Rome (p.349)(p.349)
•1378—French Cardinals leave Rome, return to Avignon, elect own pope.
•40 years—two popes—people call for reform
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St. Catherine of Sienna—p. 351 (Italy)
•Devoted “bride” of Jesus
•Convinced Pope to return to Rome—helped end schism
•Example for leading spiritual life
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•Church asks for too much money
•Questioned pope’s authority
•Sale of indulgences immoral
•Bible supreme source of authority—not pope
John Wycliffe --England
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Indulgence: salvation for sale $
A release from punishment in the afterlife—plenary or partial.
Became a way for corrupt church officials to make money—they sold them!
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•Had Bible translated from Latin & printed in English
•Banned from Catholic Church as a heretic.
•His followers persecuted
p. 350
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Jan Hus (Bohemia—now part of Germany): follower of Wycliffe burned for his beliefs:
•return church to people
•Church too wealthy• Jesus, not pope,
head of church
•Bible should be in people’s common language
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p. 351
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Renaissance Influence
•worth of individual
•questioning
•human potential
•individuals begin to take initiative over institutions
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So……….
The Reformation was the questioning of the authority of the Catholic Church and some of its corrupt practices by individuals who believed in their potential to communicate with God more honestly.
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Dutch Humanist
•Wrote In Praise of Folly: Satire that highlighted the abuses of Church leaders-- widely read
•Wanted to reform the Church from within
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•Catholic priest against Indulgences
•95 Thesis posted on door of Wittenberg Cathedral in Germany
•List of arguments against many Church abuses.
Accused Church of selling false salvation.
Martin Luther
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•Believed that men attained salvation through faith—not just through good works (or indulgences!)
•Bible true source of authority
•All Christians are priests—can attain own salvation
through the effective use of the word of God.
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Introduction the Luther—the Movie
• Johann Tetzel (1465-1519) was a Dominican priest who is perhaps best known for selling indulgences during the 16th century. In 1517, Tetzel was trying to raise money for the ongoing construction of St. Peter's Basilica and it is believed that Martin Luther was inspired to write his 95 Theses, in part, due to Tetzel's actions during this period.
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ALFRED MOLINA (Johann Tetzel)
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Emperor Charles V
HRE
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HRE 800 (Green)
HRE 1500 (White)
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Prince Frederick the Wise
(kicked ideas around with Erasmus)
Prince of Saxony—a German state
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Diet of Worms (Diet is a gathering of officials, Worms is a city in Germany.)
•Meeting where he is found to be a heretic & excommunicated from Catholic Church (like trial)
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Peace of Augsberg p. 353
• Cause: German Lutherans and Catholics were warring over religion
• Result: Christian unity ended—because each prince within the HRE could determine the religion of his region
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John Calvin: French
Beliefs:
•God had already chosen those who would be saved (Predestination)
•Wealth & business success was a sign you had been chosen
p. 354
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• To do away with corruption and abuses of power by members of the Catholic clergy.
• To purify the Church
• To make the Bible the true source of authority—that’s why translation was important
What Reformers Wanted
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King Henry VIII—p. 355
•Founder of the Church of England
•Also called Anglican or Episcopalian
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•Wife # 1 –no male heir, he wants divorce. Pope won’t allow.
•Forms his own Church to marry wife #2
•Also wanted the wealth of the Church
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English priest who supported Martin Luther’s beliefs.
Visited Belgium where he was arrested and burned as a heretic.
Helped write King James version of Bible
William Tyndale
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Council of Trent p. 364
• What was its purpose?
• List results