Intro to Protestant Reformation

Intro to Protestant Reformation

​A religious movement that gained momentum in the 1500s with the aim to reform the Catholic Church

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is a Renaissance value that focuses on ​

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, people, and their actions; not just solely on ​

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beliefs and values.

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Secular Humanism

worldliness

religious

​The Pope and high ranking church officials were becoming increasingly involved in politics.

Priests were poorly trained

Church leaders rose to power because of their wealth or influence rather than their morals

They also imposed heavy taxes on church members.

Church Corruption

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Disciples

Royals

Jesus

Pope

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These two images are showing how the ​

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of the Catholic Church have changed. On the left it shows how Jesus was ​

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and respected those around him. On the right it shows how the ​

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didn't respect those around him and expected to be ​

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. The purpose of these two images is to show the current ​

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and wrongful ethics of the Catholic Church.

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morals

humble

Pope

worshiped

corruption

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These woodcuts were used to stamp images on paper and spread reformer ideas in 1521. Why would the use of images be more effective then writing at this time?

• Most people could read so this wasn't an effective way to spread a message.

• A lot more people can see and understand an image then read at this time.

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Currently, at this point in history, the dominant religion in Europe is ​

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. One reason they're so dominant is because of belief in ​

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which allows them to hold influence over Monarchs. However, with the invention of the ​

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their power starts to minimize because they lack control over ​

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. ​

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start to gain more power to make decisions about their own life in response.

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Catholicism

divine right

printing press

information

Monarchs and people

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causes people to start to think for themselves without the influence of the church.



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causes people to look at what is happening in the world around them and start to focus on their own lives.



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going to use observation, reason, and logic in their answers, not just believe what they’re told.



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people start to want a better life for themselves. Become more focused on their personal wants and needs.  





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people start to ask questions and challenge traditional beliefs long held. Question the powerful institutions at this time in history like the Catholic Church.

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​Jan Hus Part 1

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What language did the preach in at Prague's Bethlehem Chapel?

• Czech

• Latin

• Greek

• Prague

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Why does speaking in Czech and not Latin matter?

• Czech was a common language everyone in that area understood, therefore they understood the scripture.

• Czech was a language that the Catholic Church didn't understand, therefore the Church assumed Hus was plotting against them.

• Czech was the language of the devil, according to the Catholic Church's scripture.

• Czech was only understood by the Catholic Church which kept scripture secret.

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What does Hus begin to do during his sermons?

• Criticize the morals of church leaders

• Criticize the use of Czech instead of Latin during sermons

• Use Latin and not Czech during his sermons

• Preach about how the morals of the church are correct and unquestionable

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After a series of disagreements with Pope John XXIII (23rd) Hus is excommunicated from the Church. Using the context of the reading, what do you think excommunication means?

• Communication ties were cut between the Church and Hus

• Hus was kicked out of the Church

• The Pope re-established communication with Hus

• Hus stopped talking with the Pope because they couldn't agree on anything

​Jan Hus Part 2

​After being excommunicated and viewed as a heretic, Hus voluntarily went into exile from 1412 to 1414 and lived among wealthy nobility in southern Bohemia.

(A heretic is someone who has spoken out against the church and often associated with the devil. People wouldn't want to be around heretics.)

During this period, he wrote numerous books, including his most influential treatise on the church, De Ecclesia, written in 1413. In this work Hus emphasized that the state should be able to oversee the actions of the church and that the Church should follow the teachings of the Bible.

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A person who speaks out against the church.

• Heretic

• Devil

• Priest

• Indulgence

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What two points did Hus emphasize in his work De Ecclesia?

• Bible should be followed by the church

• The state should be able to supervise church actions

• His apologies for speaking out against the church

• His desire to start a new religion in Bohemia

​Jan Hus Part 3

In 1414 Hus agreed to travel to Constance, Germany, to attend the church council that had been convened to deal with him.

Hus’s teaching had been condemned as heretical by the church, which meant it was something that spoke out against the church, and he naively thought he would have the opportunity to defend himself at the council.

Instead, Hus was convicted as a heretic and imprisoned! After being convicted, the church conducted frequent attempts to force Hus to recant, take back what he said. Hus refused and he was removed from the priesthood and charged with being a stubborn heretic.

His punishment, Hus was burned at the stake on July 6, 1415.

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• Hus agrees to travel to Constance, Germany.

• Attended a church council

• Convicted as a heretic and imprisoned

• Attempted to be forced to recant

• Burned at the stake for being a stubborn heretic

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The ability of the ​

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to sentence a person to ​

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, by being burnt alive at the stake, demonstrated how ​

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and influential the church truly was during this time.

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Catholic Church

death

powerful

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Crisis of Faith I

The Reformation

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Which of the following were problem facing the Catholic Church at the dawn of the Reformation?

• selling indulgences

• selling church offices

• questions over the holy trinity

• moral decline

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What happened to many who had criticized the church prior to the Reformation?

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What was the name for the list of criticisms that Martin Luther nailed to his church door?

• Laws of Nations

• Paradice Lost

• 95 Theses

• The Magna Carta

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Which of the following were reforms that Martin Luther called for?

• financial reform

• justification by faith alone

• corrections to the bible

• each church should practice its own faith

• sacramental reform

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What's the most revolutionary thing that Martin Luther did while in hiding?

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Which of the following were among the earliest denominations of Protestants?

• Anglican

• Anabaptists

• Baptists

• Calvinists

• Methodists