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Protestant Reformation

Protestant Reformation: BeginningProtestant = someone who protested the Catholic ChurchReformation = when people demand changes

Indulgences

•Indulgences= certificates •that take away sin •-church is selling •forgiveness to make $ •Q: Who will this anger? Usury •Merchants want usury •-usury = lending money & charging •interest •-Church says usury is wrong •Q: Who would this anger?

Absolute

•Absolute power & wealth •of the church •Q: Why was the Catholic Church so •powerful in Europe? •Q: What people would have preferred •to be most powerful?

Domination

•Domination of the church by Italians •-non-Italians (Germans/English) mad IMAD

Reflection:

Look at each letter of

IMAD. Who would

have been angry at the

Church about each one

and why?

Martin Luther

•Faith saves people - not good works •-Catholic church = salvation by following church •Q: Who will not like this idea of Luther's? Why?

Martin Luther

•Ultimate authority for Christians = Bible •Q: Who will this anger? Who did Catholics think was the authority? •-Catholic Church says Pope is Ultimate Authority

Martin Luther

•Nobody is more important in God's eyes •Q: In Catholic hierarchy who was most important? •-laity is equal to clergy Q: Will the Church agree?

Martin Luther

•-1517 - Luther nails 95 Theses (ideas) on his church's door •Luther from Holy Roman Empire (Germany) •-Pope excommunicates Luther - kicks him out •-Church declares Luther a heretic •-Luther goes into hiding & writes New Testament in German •-Luther's ideas spread to princes in German city-states •-Luther's followers form 1st Protestant Christian group •LUTHERAN CHURCH

Question

•Why were Luther and his followers called Protestants?

John Calvin

•His ideas hit the Church w/a: •Predestination -God chooses who goes to heaven •- you don't get there by good works •Our moral lives reveal if we're chosen by God •Q: What does Calvin say gets people to heaven? •Luther says? Catholic Church says? •Work ethic that honors God •Q: How should Christians work then?

Important Calvin Events

•-Calvin is from Switzerland •-He broke from Catholic Church & formed Calvinist Church •Q: Why would Calvin not be afraid to oppose the Catholic Church? •-Calvin's ideas spread to Scotland & then to N America •Q:What invention would have helped his ideas spread?

King Henry VIII

•DAD of the Anglican Church •Divorce: Henry wants one but Pope says no. •Q: Which letter of IMAD probably made Henry mad? •Anglican Church -Henry is in charge - no pope •Did away with Catholic Church's land & wealth in England

Important English Reformation Events

•-Henry's Church just like Catholic but no Pope •-Protestants mad - try to make church not at all Catholic •Q: Now who's mad? •-Catholics mad - try to make church not at all Protestant •Q: Now who's mad? What would be a smart solution? •-Elizabeth I - Henry's daughter combines Catholic styles with Protestant teachings •-Elizabeth I makes Anglican Church the official church of all of Great Britain

Question ?

•Why was Henry called a Protestant?

Reformation

•Why is it said that the Protestants started a Reformation? •Because they wanted the Catholic Church to reform- or change.

Reflection

•What's the major difference between Luther/Calvin's reasons for leaving the Catholic Church and HenryVIII's?

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