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Where did Martin Luther Lived

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Germany

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What did Martin Luther do

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Led reformation

Post 95 thesis on the chapel door of the Catholic church, against indulgences.

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what is Martin Luther significant life situations

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parents of peasant lineage

father successful minor

became a monk after making a promise to St. Anne in a thunderstorm

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what churches did martin luther started

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Lutheran Church

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What is significant about martin luthers death

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became the father of the reformation

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where did John calvin lived

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Geneva, Switzerland

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What did John calvin do

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his government punished “impiety” and dissent against his particularly spare vision of Christianity with execution

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what was significant of john calvin life situation

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used protestant principles to establish a religious government

in 1555, he was given supremacy as leader in Geneva

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what churches did john calvin started

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Calvinism

Presbyterianism in Scotland

puritan movement in England

reformed church in the Netherlands

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what significant accomplishments did john calvin had

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published the landmark text institutes of Christian religion

an early attempt to standardize the theories of Protestantism

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where did William Tyndale live

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england

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what did William Tyndale do

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translated the bible

thought to heretical by catholics and church of england

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what was significant about William Tyndale life situation

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went to school at oxford

went to magdalen hall and cambridge

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what churches did William Tyndale start

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none

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what is significant about William Tyndale’s accomplishments

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received his master’s degree in 1515 at the age of 21

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what is significant about William tyndales death

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imprisoned for 500 days then strangled and burned at the stake at vilvoorden belgrim on 10/6/1536

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where did Zwingli live

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what did zwingi do

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attempted to control moral behavior and strict supervision became common in Zurich

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what significant of Zwingli life situation

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attended universities at basle and Vienna and served as a parish priest in glarus, switzerland

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what churches did Zwingli started

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what are Zwingli significant accomplishments

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Zwingli’s 67 articles were adopted by zurich as the city’s official doctrine and te city experienced rapid reform

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what significant about Zwingli’s death

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killed at the battle of Keppel in Oct, 1531

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what are the indulgences

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selling pardons for sins, for the dead and living

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when did the indulgences started

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during the crusades

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who sold the indulgences that angered martin luther
Johannes (john) tetzel
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what did the puritans stood for
people who wanted to simplify and purify the church of england
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what are the branch churches that came from the puritans theology
quakers
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whats the difference between pilgrims vs. puritans
puritans came from the church of England the pilgrims came from any where
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who are the puritans leaders
oliver cromwell
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who is the queen that counter reformation
Queen Isabella of spain
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which queen wanted Catholicism in england
queen mary (bloody mary)
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what are the 8 imperative principles of our protestant heritage
Uniqueness of the bible the justification of the believer by faith alone the priesthood of all believers religious liberty strengthening of the state and its deliverance from subservience to rome ethical value of this life and the sanctity of daily labor and or marriage sanctity of human vocation virtues of thrift and industry
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what is tulip
``` total depravity unconditional election limited atonement irresistible grace perseverance of the saints ```
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what are the 5 articles of the deist faith
the existence of God the obligation to worship God the ethical requirements of such worship the need for repentance reward and punishment, in this life and the next