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1
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By priest authority, transubstantiation( the bread and wine are really turned into the body and blood of Christ) consecrated alter.

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Roman Catholic view of Eucharist(counter reformation)

2
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Plaster speaks words of institution, understood as words of promise. Words affect presence of Christ “in, with, and under” the elements, so that Christ’s body and blood are truly present. Celebrated on an “alter” though no re-sacrifice of Christ.

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Luther view of Eucharist

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Holy Spirit comes to the Eucharist , every one remembers what Christ did but Christ stays in heaven, Holy Spirit lifts communicants souls to heaven to commune with Christ and each other.

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Calvin view of Eucharist

4
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Minister speaks words of institution, in obedience to Christ command. Every one remembers Christ’s sacrifice. CHRIST REMAINS IN HEAVEN. Bread and wine provides opportunity for spiritual communion with one another and with Christ. Celebrated on table since there is NO SACRAMENTAL MYSTERY.

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Zwingli view of Eucharist.

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Christ ascended to heaven so there for he can not be in the Eucharist. Same beliefs as Zwingli

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Anabaptist belief of Eucharist

6
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Kind of hear nor there when it comes to the Eucharist. It is the body and blood but priest says preserve thy body and soul hinting at reformation.

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English reformation

7
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These where reforms such as indulgences to an exstent where changed. Council of Trent called by the Holy Roman Empire ruler to try and fix the rift in the church. They reformed a few things but kept most of it since no one from other groups such as the Lutherans where really able to speak so they left.

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Counter reformation(the Roman Catholic Church with a few changes)

8
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2 sacraments, the lords table(communion) and Baptism.

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Lutheran, Calvinism, anabaptist

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Baptism, conformation, communion, marriage, anointing of the sick, holy orders(priest, pope, bishop) ,reconciliation(confession)
7 sacraments

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Counter reformation

10
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Religions that allow marriage of priests

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Lutheranism, Zwingli, English reformation,

11
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Did not allow priest to be married

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Anabaptist, counter reformation(Roman Catholic

12
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Religions that believe in election and predestination

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Calvinism, Lutheranism( doesn’t believe in absolute version), Zwingli

13
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People who wrote about monetary abuses in the church and there writings

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Luther(94 thesis), Erasmus (In Praise of Folly)

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Writers and there writings criticism of clergy’s behavior.

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Luther(94thiesis), Erasmus(in praise of folly), Marguerite of Navarre(Wrote many tales, (exp. “mirror of the sinful soul”,”the inquisitor”….), Zwingli

15
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The reaction of the Roman Catholic Church to the Reformation. The chief aims of this was to increase faith among church members, get rid of some of the abuses to which the leaders of the Reformation objected, and affirm some of the principles rejected by the Protestant churches, such as veneration of the saints and acceptance of the authority of the pope. Many Jesuits were leaders of this.

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Counter Reformation

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Catholics themselves started changing

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Catholic reformation

17
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1500-1799

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Early modern Catholicism

18
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Some representatives from reformed groups came to some of the meetings. There where 3 meetings. Opened by pope Paul 3.-emphasis on scripture and tradition(pray for saints inter session).-biblical interpretation, church, indulgences(many were taken away).- Vulgate(Latin version of bible) primary, mass also In Latin.-7 sacraments.-bishops need to live in there diocese.-seminary for priests necessary.-purgatory

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Council of Trent(Tridentine)

19
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Created the Spanish Inquisition.

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Isabella of Castile

20
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Started as a soldier. Took a canon shot to legs. Turned to god. Became more of a scroller attended Started the order known as “Society of Jesus”(Jesuit)

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Ignatius Loyola

21
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An order of religious men, noted for its educational,missionary, and charitable works,regarded by many as principle agent of the counter reformation.

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Society of Jesus (Jesuit)

22
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Co-founder of the jesuits, Spanish, missionary, especially in India and Japan.

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Francis Xavier

23
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Spanish monk in the Carmelite order. Tried to reform the order. Best known for his spiritual poems.

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John of the cross

24
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A list of books banned by the Catholic Church because they where heretical

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Index of forbidden books

25
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Was queen of France, war between Roman Catholics and the Huguenots(French Calvinists) plotted the St.Bartholomew day massacre.

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Catherine de‘Medici

26
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Massacre in France of the Huguenots(French calvinists) by Roman Catholic nobles and citizens. August 24/25, 1572

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St. Bartholomew day massacre

27
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Born in Castilia(Spain) Jewish ancestry. (Feminist) important writings “interior castle” out line 1st room- move beyond external distractions. 2nd room- humility, self-knowledge, repentance.

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Teresa of Ávila

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Noble woman vary educated. Reformer but didn’t leave church.(humanism) critical on exspeshaly Franciscans for sexual abuses. Corresponded with Calvin and Melanchthon. Wrote Heptaméron.

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Marguerite of Navarre

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Book written by Marguerite. Collection of 72 stories. It was a critique of clergy’s financial, spiritual, and sexual abuses of laity.

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Heptameron (means 7 days)

30
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a Protestant sectarian of a radical movement arising in the 16th century and advocating the baptism and church membership of adult believers only, nonresistance, and the separation of church and state.

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Anabaptist

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Baptizer, merchant

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Conrad Grebel

32
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Germany, Luther lived and preached here. As well as nail the 95 thesis.

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Wittenberg

33
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Place where first anabaptist was baptized. Zwingli initiated the Switzerland reformation

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Zurich

34
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Place where Luther translated the Bible in German. Protected him after he defended his writings at the imperial diet of worms.

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Wartburg

35
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The place where the pope lives.

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Rome

36
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A court

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Consistory

37
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Fine for $20

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Sou

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Spanish doctor. Discovered palm in art blood flow. Burned at stake in 1553 for writing a book called “Errors About The Trinity” (argued that Jesus not pre-existent or Devine) wrote to Calvin, calvin sent book, he critiqued it and sent it back. Was caught by Calvinist when going threw Geneva.

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Michael Servetus

39
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Common language

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Vulgate

40
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Council members

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Burgher

41
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Go around and find out the state of the parish

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Saxon visitation

42
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A court

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Consistory

43
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Pay for children if priest

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Cradle tax

44
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Being made right with god

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Justification by grace through faith

45
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Lutherans can’t get

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Faith

46
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No choice

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Bound will

47
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Wrote the book “First Blast of the Trumpet Against the Monstrous Regiment of Women” bad things about women

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John Knox

48
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Last judgment

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Michelangelo

49
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Founder of the Mennonites

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Menno Simmons

50
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In praise of folly

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Erasmus (humanism)

51
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Declaration on the Nobility and Preeminence of the Female Sex

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Henricus Cornelius Agrippa

52
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A bull issued by Pope Boniface VIII, The position of the pope as supreme head of the church.

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Unam sanctam

53
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German churchman, Wrote “Malleus Maleficarium”. (Described witch craft and how to exterminate them)

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Heinrich Kramer (late medieval church)

54
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German renaissance painter. (Close friend to Martin Luther)

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Lucas Cranach the Elder

55
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English composer

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Thomas Tallis

56
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Spanish renaissance

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El Greco (the Greek)

57
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Wrote poems against Luther. Was a nun

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Anna Bijns

58
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(Especially in Calvinism) a sinner who is not of the elect and is predestined to damnation.

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Reprobate

59
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Was a French reformer in Geneva. Wrote “institutes of the Christian religion”

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John Calvin

60
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German anabaptist.

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Balthasar Hubmaier

61
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Wrote- to the Christian nobility, Freedom of the Christian, Exsurge Domine, Decet Romanum pontificem, Small Catechism, 95 theses

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Martin Luther

62
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Wrote- Book of Comin Prayer

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Thomas Cranmer