Renaissance
Movement that was based on the writings of the classical world.
Humanism
Faith alone, Scripture alone, Priesthood of the Believer
3 key components of the Reformation movement.
English churchman who produced the first Bible in the English language.
John Wycliffe
a paper issued by the Roman Catholic Church granting pardon from the punishment of sins
a new Catholic monastic order founded during the Reformation to stop the spread of Protestantism
Jesuits
Italian poet, Father of Humanism
Petrarch
Division within the Roman Catholic Church in 1378 that involved having a French pope and an Italian pope at the same time
Great Schism
Pastor who was burned at the stake for the sake of the Gospel
John Huss
a group that rejected infant baptism and rebaptized each other
Anabaptists
basic beliefs of an organization
Doctrine
Italian etiquette author
Castiglione
Wrote the Prince
Machiavelli
Wrote the 95 Theses
Martin Luther
Leading figure of the Reformation who wrote Institutes of the Christian Religion
John Calvin
a Roman Catholic Church court set up to find and punish heretics
Inquisition
Wrote the Prince
Machiavelli
Leading figure of the Reformation who wrote Institutes of the Christian Religion
John Calvin
Division within the Roman Catholic Church in 1378 that involved having a French pope and an Italian pope at the same time
Great Schism
philosophy that wanted to return Christianity to the simple values of its early days
Christian Humanism
a list of books and Bible translations that were forbidden and declared heretical by the Catholic Church during the Counter Reformation
Index of Prohibited Books
Northern European scholar who published a Greek New Testament.
Erasmus
a meeting of Catholic leaders during the Reformation that produced the first written statement containing all Catholic doctrines
Council of Trent
Swiss reformer who studied and accepted Martin Luther’s teachings
Ulrich Zwingli
After the medieval era there was a time where a revival of literacy and education occurred.
Renaissance
a meeting of Catholic leaders during the Reformation that produced the first written statement containing all Catholic doctrines
Council of Trent