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The Religious Situation in Europe during the 1700’s

By Harrison Pauley, Kenan Keyser, John Groogan, and Seth Waldecker. The Religious Situation in Europe during the 1700’s. Religions and Countries. Catholicism Anglicanism Protestantism Islam Eastern Orthodox Hebrew El Dorado. France Spain Portugal England Turkey Italy Russia.

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The Religious Situation in Europe during the 1700’s

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  1. By Harrison Pauley, Kenan Keyser, John Groogan, and Seth Waldecker The Religious Situationin Europe during the 1700’s

  2. Religions and Countries • Catholicism • Anglicanism • Protestantism • Islam • Eastern Orthodox • Hebrew • El Dorado • France • Spain • Portugal • England • Turkey • Italy • Russia

  3. Catholicism • Different in each country. • SpanishCatholicism was oppressive • French was a figurehead • Italian was looser and helped renaissance • Portugal’s was waning

  4. Anglicanism • Was basically Catholicism with a King Henry twist

  5. Protestantism • Began by Martin Luther and his 95 Theses • Also included Calvinism and others

  6. Islam • Began with Muhammad • Based in Mecca • Grew in strength with the Ottoman Empire

  7. Eastern Orthodox • Had split from the Catholic church because of the Pope • Differences in practices and services carried out

  8. Hebrew • Hebrews, descendents of the original twelve tribes of Israel • Jesus is not God’s son

  9. El Dorado • Voltaire’s ideal religion • Everyone is a priest • Only give thanks

  10. Connections to Candide • Catholicism is not the best, but is respected • Islam is a barbaric religion • Anglicanism is to be looked down upon • Fight between Catholics and Orthodoxians is flawed • Protestants have it closest

  11. Influences • These influenced his writing very evidently • Killing of Inquisitor and Jew • Old woman’s adventures in Moorish Africa • Germany (Protestant) is the most perfect place in the world

  12. Works Cited • Kenan Keyser • Joanna Kirkova • All of the prior history lessons

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