HOS II Unit 6 Flashcards

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Martin Luther’s father

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Strict father, wanted him to be a lawyer

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Legend of the Lightning storm

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Asked God to spare his life in a storm; would become a monk if he survived, became Augustinian monk

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Luther’s view of God

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A righteous lawgiver and administrator of justice, fixated on sin, damnation, punishment, and God’s wrath

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4
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Date Luther posts 95 Theses

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October 31, 1517

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95 Theses

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contained statements regarding Church practices - mainly indulgences and the selling of indulgences

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6
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Johann Tetzel

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Well known for selling indulgences

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7
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After being corrected by the Church, Luther

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Refused to recant

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Pope Leo X offers Luther

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2 months to recant or face excommunication. Luther burnt letter and said he should have burned the Pope

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9
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Indulgences remiss

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Temporal sin

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10
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Sola Scriptura

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(Scripture Alone) Scripture is considered the only authority on faith and doctrine

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Sola Fide

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(Faith Alone) Salvation is acquired simply by believing in God’s mercy

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Sola Gratia

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(Grace Alone) Every good action is a direct result of God’s grace

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Solo Christo

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(Christ Alone) Christ is the sole mediator of grace

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14
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Luther on Sacraments

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Rejects all sacraments, except Baptism and Eucharist

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Luther on Eucharist

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Luther reinterprets the Real Presence of Jesus in the Eucharist as “consubstantiation”

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16
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Consubstantiation

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Bread and wine coexist with the Body and Blood of Jesus

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17
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Diet of Worms

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condemned Luther as a heretic, Luther was then kidnapped by supporters and his at a castle in Wartberg, translates Bible in Germanic

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18
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HRE Charles V

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Calls Diet of Worms

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19
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Peasants Revolt

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German Princes saw political opportunity in Luther’s cause, cause trickled down to peasant class

20
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Augsburg Confession

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Attempt to resolve conflict between Catholics and Lutherans, conflict resumes

21
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Peace of Augsburg

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declares the Prince as the one to set the religion of his own area

22
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The Institutes of the Christian Religion

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Calvin’s most significant writing, summarizes Calvin’s beliefs

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Calvin’s beliefs

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Scripture is sole source of Revalation, denied sacraments and practices not found in the Bible, man was incapable of good acts

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Calvin’s Predestination theory

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God predestines some people for salvation, others for damnation, wealth becomes a sign of God’s favor

25
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Theocracy in Geneva

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Calvin takes control of Geneva where he established a religious totalitarianism, maintained lists of “pious” and “corrupt” people

26
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King Henry VIII

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Wanted an annulment with Catherine of Aragon b/c they did not have a son, had fallen in love with Anne Boleyn, founds Anglican Church

27
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The Act of Supremecy

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Proclaims the King as the supreme head of the Church in England

28
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Sts. Thomas More and John Fisher

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famous martyrdoms that remained loyal to the Pope in England

29
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Thomas Cromwell

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Henry’s adviser, oversaw the confiscation of all Church property, including all English monasteries

30
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In terms of theology, Henry viewed himself as

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Catholic, he fought against Lutheran teachings, advisers secretly promoted Lutheran ideas

31
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Edward VI

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Allowed thoas Cranmer, Archbishop of Canterbury,to run the church, introduces Lutheran and Calvinist reforms, Book of Common Prayer

32
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Mary I

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Tries to restore Catholicism, nicknamed Bloody Mary for executing 227 peopl

33
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Elizabeth I

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Promoted Protestant beliefs, maintained Catholic appearances, made any formof Catholicism illegal

34
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Council of Trent date

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1545

35
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Coucil of Trent

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Called by Pope Paul III to bring true reform to the Church and respond to Protestant heresies

36
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Scripture and Tradition in Council of Trent

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  • Scripture and Tradition are sources of God’s revalation and they interpreted by HS
37
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Original Sin in Council of Trent

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  • Original Sin does not destroy man’s ability to cooperate with grace
38
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Sacraments in Council of Trent

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all seven were instituted by Christ as a mean of salvation

39
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Clergy in Council of Trent

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halted abuses and illict benefits some clergy received, established seminary system to educate clergy, Bishops ordered to live in their dioceses

40
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Other reforms of Council of Trent

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Relics and saints more clearly defined, role of indulgences clearly defined, Index of forbidden Books made to guide Catholics away from heresy, Catechism created

41
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Discalced Carmelites

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a reformation of the Carmelite order undertaken by St. Teresa of Avila and St. Joh of the Cross

42
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St. Phillip Neri

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“Reformer of Rome”,founded “Oratorians”, helped make Rome once again the central city of Catholicism

43
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St. Ignatius of Loyola background

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Spanish nobleman, trained to be a knight, spent a year in a cave focusing on prayer and what God whanted him to do, enrolled in University

44
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Founding of the Jesuits

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while in university, St. Ignatius attracts followers and became the Society of Jesus

45
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Jesuits

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monastic group which took a special vow of obedience to the Pope, known for militaristic discipline and total service to the Church and poor

46
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Jesut influence

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sought to counteract Protestantism, served as Catholic advisers to many rulers

47
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Jesuit collapse

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Pope Clement XIV dissolved the Jesuit Order, Pope Pius VII restores Jesuits 40 years later