6. Reformation Flashcards
What was the Reformation?
A movement in the 16th century to reform the Catholic Church.
Who was the key figure of the Reformation?
Martin Luther.
When were the 95 Theses published?
1517
What important event happened in 1520 during the Reformation?
Martin Luther was excommunicated.
What event took place in 1530 during the Reformation?
The Diet of Augsburg and the Augsburg Confession.
What event took place in 1530 during the Reformation?
The Diet of Augsburg and the Augsburg Confession.
What was the Schmalkaldic League?
A Protestant military alliance formed in 1531.
What was the Peace Treaty of Augsburg?
A treaty signed in 1555, introducing the principle of “Their land, Their religion.”
What is Calvinism?
A Reformation movement led by John Calvin.
What is Calvinism?
A Reformation movement led by John Calvin.
What is the Counter-Reformation?
The Catholic Church’s response to the Reformation.
When was the Jesuit Order established?
In 1540 by Ignatius of Loyola.
Who led the Protestant Reformation in Switzerland?
John Calvin.
Who led the Protestant Reformation in Switzerland?
John Calvin.
What concept is associated with Calvinism regarding salvation?
Predestination.
What did Calvinism favor in terms of church simplicity?
Simpler churches.
What did Calvinism favor in terms of church simplicity?
Simpler churches.
What did Calvinism reject in terms of religious imagery?
Images of saints and crucifixions.
What was the aim of the Counter-Reformation?
To combat Protestantism and revive the Catholic Church.
Sola Scriptura
The Bible is the sole authority for true Christian life.
Sola Fide
Salvation comes through faith alone, not through works.
Sola Gratia
Salvation is a result of God’s grace alone.
Solus Christus
Salvation is through Christ alone.
Soli Deo Gloria
Glory and praise belong to God alone.
