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Religious Authority and Beliefs

Sam Wolfe, Andrew Salo, Tim-Jong Morgan. Religious Authority and Beliefs. Intro. Many people stayed committed to Christianity Salvation Local traditions/everyday social lives Religious authorities and hierarchies Created tension Religious revivals. Church Hierarchy. Local Parish Church

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Religious Authority and Beliefs

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  1. Sam Wolfe, Andrew Salo, Tim-Jong Morgan Religious Authority and Beliefs

  2. Intro • Many people stayed committed to Christianity • Salvation • Local traditions/everyday social lives • Religious authorities and hierarchies • Created tension • Religious revivals

  3. Church Hierarchy • Local Parish Church • Everyday life • Control from the state • Catholic Monarchs • Greater control • Spain’s national religion

  4. Church Hierarchy Cont… • Society of Jesus(Jesuits) • Conflicts with Louis XV • Dissolved? • Clergy in Monasteries and Convents • Social Life • Austria • Maria Theresa • Joseph II

  5. Protestant Revival • Medieval Practices • Abolished • Pietism • John Wesley • Rejected predestination idea • Believed salvation through faith • Methodists • “Holy Club”

  6. Catholic Piety • Catholic Countries • Old culture • Protestant Countries • Worship • Jansenism • “illegitimate off-spring of the protestant reformation” • Popular among?

  7. Marginal Beliefs and Practices • Beliefs • Priest blessing on food • Relics • Healing springs • More Superstitious Then Devout • Attacks by authority • Witches

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