15 Identifications Flashcards
Indulgence
remission of the temporal penalty of punishment in purgatory that remained after sins had been forgiven
Predestination
the doctrine that God had foreordained all souls to salvation or damnation;
it was especially associated with Calvinism
Catherine Parr
Henry VIl’s last wife; a patron of humanists and reformers
Fifth Lateran Council
the eighteenth ecumenical council of the Catholic Church, last council before the Protestant Reformation (1512-1517)
Book of Common Prayer
a number of related prayer books used by the Anglican Communion and other Christian churches
Antitrinitarian
final group of persecuted radical protestants, destined for prominence in modern world
Edict of Worms
banned Luther’s writings, declared him an enemy of the state and a heretic
William Tyndale
English Bible scholar, leading figure of the Protestant Reformation, translated Bible into English
Anabaptists
christian movement; origins trace back to the Radical Reformation; believe baptism is valid when candidates request to get baptized and confess their faith
Reformation
religious movement that sought to reform the Roman Catholic Church and led to the establishment of Protestantism
Ulrich Zwingli
leader of the Swiss Reformation
Marburg Colloquy
a meeting at Marburg castle; attempted to solve a disputation between Martin Luther and Ulrich Zwingli
Philip Melanchthon
the preceptor of Germany; wrote On Improving the Studies of the Young
Table manners
neatness and order showed respect, respect ensured attentiveness, attentiveness made for learning.
Edward VI
duke of Somerset; earl of Warwick