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3. Infallible - always right
Leader of the church
Closest man to God
Special relationship
High power
4. Baptism
Reconciliation
Communion (Eucharist)
Confirmation
Holy Orders
Anointing the Sick
Matrimony
5. Started with St. James an apostle
Catholic - need faith and good works
Can get you into heaven
Corporate works
Spiritual works
6. Pardoned sinners from performing penalty
Could get you into heaven
Signed by Pope
Luther opposed indulgences
Johann Tetzel
Sold by priests
8. Born November 10th, 1483
Born in Eisleben, Germany
Parents Hans and Margaret
Wanted Martin to be a lawyer
Became a monk/teacher
Taught at the University of Wittenberg
9. Popes pursued worldly affairs
Corrupt leaders
Priests and monks were poorly educated
Some married, drank and gambled
Church stealing money
Sale of indulgences
10. Good works can’t earn salvation
Only faith can earn salvation
Teachings based on Bible
All people with faith were equal
Pope and church tradition false authorities
Don’t need Priest to interpret Bible
11. Formal statements
Attacked sale of indulgences
Tacked to Wittenberg Church
Copied down and spread
Began Reformation
12. Humanism: focus on human potential/achievements
Could win salvation by faith
People know what’s right/wrong
Individual relationship
14. Influenced by German Priest Martin Luther
Studied law and philosophy
Married Idellete de Bure
Influenced by humanistic schools
Leader of Geneva
Lived to be 55
15. God chooses few to be saved
Has known since beginning of time
Elect = saved people
Influenced by Luther’s teachings
Humans cannot earn salvation
16. Calvin was a strong believer
Religious figures in power
Studied at the University of Paris
Views were very controversial
Geneva – Calvin was leader
17. John Knox helped spread Calvinism
Brought back to Scotland
Presbyterians
Influenced many Protestant churches
Huguenots
18. Can be examined world-and-life view
Viewed as a stand for human life
Both involve one with the Church
Personal beliefs of the individual
20. Wanted to divorce Catherine of Aragon
Pope would not annul
Holy Roman Emperor Charles V
Broke from Catholic Church
Married Anne Boleyn
21. Parliament in 1592
Ended Pope’s power in England
Approved Act of Supremacy
Henry VIII head of England’s Church
22. English Reformation for personal reasons
Henry VII wanted divorce
European continent for religious reasons
Luther had problems with church
23. Returned England to Protestantism
Created moderate state church
Pleased both Catholics and Protestants
People still pushed for church reforms