A151 Book 2 Contexts

Question 0

Reformation

Answer 0

Martin Luther, Heinrich Zwingli, John Calvin, The Protestatio, against Indulgences, paid salvation by church, only trough the gospels can you be saved, Adiaphora- protect property allow if instruct

1517 Reformation begins Luther’s 95 theses nailed to the church door at Wittenberg (printing presses facilitated), the Wittenberg Iconoclism

Andreas Karlstadt - Protestant anarchist

The beautiful virgin of Regensburg - 1519 white elephant

Question 1

Living Society object driven/centred

Answer 1

Renaissance 14-16 c, Reformation 16c, Early Modern 1450 - 1750, books start 1455

Question 2

Incidents

Answer 2

Missals destroyed oil gods destroyed - conspicuous consumption by Karlstadt Wittenberg

Zurich oil gods. 1523

Basle cathedral damaged items 1529

Antwerp Beeldenstorm 1566, Haarlem priest killed St Bavo’s Cathedral

Question 3

Iconoclasm

Answer 3

Byzantium Leo III The Isuraien Iconoclastic controversy 726, Leo V the Armenian 814

Iconoclasm - the destruction and removal of things religious or political by those who think that what they represent is flawed or harmful