REFORMERS
another word for reform
Luther posted this on the door of the Wittenberg Castle Church
95 Theses
the title of the king of whom this category title is referring to
King Henry VIII
the Roman Catholic response to the Protestant Reformation
Council of Trent
the great French reformer who was hunted as a heretic and had to flee France in disguise
John Calvin
He began the Protestant Reformation by posting the 95 Theses on the door of the Wittenberg Castle Church. Extra 100 points for the year!
Martin Luther
1517
this Swiss group rejected not only the Mass but the baptism of children
Anabaptists
this was what Henry persuaded the Parliament to declare: that “the king justly and rightfully is and ought to be the supreme ..."
head of the Church of England
these are examples of moral abuses the RCC were making
simony (bribery); selling of indulgences
this is where Calvin fled to
Geneva, Switzerland
He developed the Presbyterian form of church government
John Calvin
this declaration meant that the King of England replaced the Pope and the English church was no longer under the authority of the Pope
Act of Supremacy
she was his wife and he wanted to divorce her because she didn't produce a male heir
Catherine of Aragon
this sealed the apostasy (departure from faith) of RCC
they falsely declared that man is saved by faith and good works
this is what Calvin wrote at age 27-it systematically explained the Christian faith
The Institutes
He was taken prisoner as a galley slave by the Catholic French who wanted him to pray to Mary.
John Knox
the three main points the reformation stressed
1. Sola fide (faith alone)
2. Solo gratie (grace alone)
3. Sola Scriptura (Scripture alone)
they lost respect for the spiritual authority of the Pope
the date of the Council of Trent
1545-1563 AD
this was how John Knox was able to teach people in different districts about the principle and purposes of the Reformation
He went to England and was appointed chaplain of the king-he could travel to different districts
He was a pastor of the church of Zurich and began the Swiss Reformation, while Luther began a reform of the Catholic Church in Germany.
Ulrich Zwingli
three main points the reformation stressed were in direct opposition to what teachings of the Catholic Church
faith plus works is necessary for salvation
after Henry died, she made England Protestant and gave the Anglican Church much of its character
Queen Elizabeth
name THREE results of the Council of Trent
Extra 100 points for each additional results
1. moral abuses were addressed
2. established confession of faith & confirmed Pope has highest authority
3. rejected Protestant view of Scripture/kept Roman Cath. Church as infallible authority
4. pronounced all Protestants excommunicated
5. defined what RCC has believed and practiced for centuries
Mass and the worship of idols; against sins and abuses of royalty