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The Reformation
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The Reformation
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The Reformation
Reasons for the reformation
Tithe: 1/10 of income - tax pay to Catholic Church
Nepotism: Giving church positions to family and friends even if they are unqualified.
Simony: buying and selling church positions
Pluralism: have two or more church positions
Sale of Indulgence: buying your way into heaven, by buying a special indulgence from the pope so you can go straight to heaven
Immoral Clergy: living bad lives, having mistresses and children
Illiterate Clergy: can't read or write
Absenteeism: bishop is absent from his diocese due to pluralism/living a good life at the king's castle
Jean Calvin
About Jean Calvin
Born in France
believed the catholic church was corrupt
French protestant (huguenots) were persecuted in France so Calvin and his followers fled to Geneva in Switzerland
Geneva - city of God
Calvin's religion is presbyterianism
Calvin wrote a book called 'The Institutes of the Christian Relgion'
Calvin's Beliefs
1. Predestination: God decided before you were born who will be saved to heaven and who will be domed to hell.
2. One sacramemt which is Batism
3. Married Clergy
4. Church services in the vernacular
5. Bible is the only source of god's will
6. Presbyterian churches have no decoration
Religious laws of Calvin's church
Alcohol, swearing, dancing/music, gambling were banned
Attendance at Sunday church was compulsary
People had to dress simply and modestly
Religious Beliefs
Catholic
1. 7 sacraments
2. Clergy can not marry
3. Belief in god and good work can save a person's soul
4. Mass in Latin
5. Transubstantiation - bread and wine = body and blood
6. Churches have lots of decoration
7. Bible should be interpreted by priests for the people
Luther
1. 2 sacraments: baptism and eucharist
2. Married clergy
3. Justification by faith alone.
4. service in the vernacular
5. Consubstantiation - bread and wine = body and bood
6. Plain, undecorated churches
7. Everyone should read the bible for themselves = only source of faith
Calvin
1. 1 sacrament; baptism
2. Married clergy
3. Presbyterianism
4. Service in the vernacular
5. Bread and wine stayed bread and wine
6. Plain, undecorated churches
7. Everyone should erad the bible themselves = only source of faith
The Protestant Reformation in England
The King's Great Matter
Henry the VII wanted to divorce his wife Catherine of Aragon because he didn't have a male heir.
He wanted to marry Ann Boleyn.
The pope would not grant Henry an annulment (invalid marriage)
Henry passed the Act of Supremacy which made him the head of the church of England.
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