What does it mean to be a Protestant?
This German Monk is known for nailing his 95 theses to the Wittenberg Church and founding the Protestant branch of Christianity.
Martin Luther
What was one the core beliefs of Lutheranism?
Bonus points for more than one.
1. The Bible was the ultimate authority
2. Faith alone leads to salvation.
3. A translation of the Bible into vernacular.
4. People should be able to interpret the Bible for themselves.
What invention helped the ideas of the Reformation spread? Particularly Luther's 95 theses.
The Printing Press
What were the 95 theses? How were the presented to the public.
The 95 these were 95 things that Luther sought to change about the Catholic Church. They were nailed to the front door of the Wittenberg Church.
This individual is known for breaking away from Roman Catholicism and creating the Church of England in order to divorce his wife.
Henry VIII
Who is the leader of the Catholic Church?
The Pope
What is meant by Predestination?
God has chosen who will go to heaven as they are born.
What was the name of the first Bible made by the Printing Press?
The Guttenberg Bible
This term refers to a government that is ran by a Church/religion.
Theocracy
Bonus point: Which branch of Protestantism was a Theocracy?
John Calvin
What were two things that Protestant thought were wrong with the Catholic Church?
Greed and Corruption
What was one of the core beliefs of Calvinism?
Bonus points if you name more than one.
1. Predestination
2. Deprival of recreation
3. Bible as ultimate authority
A treaty that declared that each German Prince will get to decide what religion their subjects will be.
What term refers to being kicked out of the Catholic Church.
Excommunication
Bonus Points: Which Protestant leader was the first to be Excommunicated from the Catholic Church?
This Emperor was responsible for declaring Luther an outlaw at the Diet of Worms.
Charles V
What was the role of the Inquisition during the Reformation?
To search for, punish, and sometimes kill heretics.
Who was the head of the Church of England?
The head monarch (Henry VIII).
Why was the Edict of Worms significant?
This was the movement that was headed by the Catholic Church in order to fight back against the Reformation.
The Counter-Reformation
or
The Catholic-Reformation
Who was Johann Tetzel?
A Catholic Monk who sold indulgences. He is the one that Martin Luther saw selling indulgences.
Why was the Council of Trent significant?
It was a meeting of Church officials that helped reform the Catholic Church.
This branch of Protestantism believed in adult baptism.
Anabaptists.
What actress from the show "The Office" did Mr. Grasser meet?
Jenna Fischer (Pam)