Heretics! at the Church
This was a list of 95 propositions for dispute on what the author disliked about the Catholic Church and its practices.
What were the 95 Theses?
Martin Luther especially disliked this about the Catholic Church.
What was Indulgences?
This was a movement used by the Catholic Church to combat the Protestants spiritually.
What is the Catholic Counter-Reformation?
This form of writing was used for the 95 Theses as well as some other works like Dante's Inferno.
What was Vernacular?
This man published 95 Theses on his opinions of Indulgences and was later put to trial for it.
Who was Martin Luther?
These two areas of Europe were the main areas siding with the Protestant Reformation.
What was Germany and England?
This country was at the center of the Catholic Church.
What is Italy?
What was Martin Luther's bowel movements?
He at first supported the Catholic Church's opposition to Protestantism but later joined the Protestants as he wanted to divorce his first wife, which is not allowed in the Catholic Church.
Who was King Henry VIII?
What is the idea that to be forgiven, you don't need to go through a priest or the Pope?
This was the purpose of Indulgences.
What was payment to the Catholic Church and forgiveness of sins?
This is what someone means when they talk about Vernacular in literature.
What is everyday speech?
He was a member of the Medici family and during his papacy he was a major figure in opposition to the Protestant Reformation.
Who was Pope Leo X?
This was the name for the Church of England.
What is the Anglican Church?
These were the religious ceremonies used by the Catholic Church.
What is the Seven Sacraments?
This man created the Printing Press.
Who was Johannes Gutenberg?
He created a new religion based on Protestantism which had a new principle known as Predestination.
Who was John Calvin?
These two former Catholic practices/rituals were the only ones kept in Protestantism.
What were Communion and Baptism?
Martin Luther was held trial here, instead of Rome.
What was Worms, Germany?
This was what Predestination said about someone's relationship to the existential planes of Christian Religions.
What is the theory that you are predetermined to go to Heaven or Hell?