Chapter 11 Tudor Flashcards
What stayed the same following the Reformation in the Church?
Services remained in Latin and focused on the Eucharist
Mass reflected the importance of saving grace of Christ
7 sacraments central
How did Henry remain committed to traditional religious practices?
Henry’s personal views showed in the trial of Lambert where he reinforced the belief in the Eucharist and transubstantiation
Why were there new developments in beliefs and practices
Competing faction of Cromwell who wanted to return England to Rome
Developing doctrine for the new Church of England which created pressure on Henry to change
Directing religious belief towards supporting Henry
Summarise Cromwell’s role?
Enlisted help from reformers to devise statements on religious doctrine to reach uniformity in beliefs and practices
Royal Injunction encouraged preaching of scripture
Who was Stokesley?
Bishop of London opposed change to doctrine and translation of Bible. He was a strong opposer of Lutheranism
What are the main articles of faith in Catholicism?
Eucharist
Clergy taking communion
All 7 sacraments
Regular confession
Clerical celibacy
Statues of saints
Purgatory
Mass
Rituals practised
What were some new Protestant features of doctrine in England?
Importance of sermons
English translation of Bible
No monasteries
Litany in English
When were the Ten Articles?
1536
What were the Ten Articles?
Distinctive attempt to provide the Church with a set of beliefs which moved towards Protestantism and a shift towards a more stronger Lutheran, reformist position
What did the Ten Articles mean?
Didn’t mention all 7 sacraments - only 3, Eucharist, penance and baptism
What continued from the Ten Articles?
Emphasised sacraments
Didn’t mention transubstantiation
Emphasised nature of salvation, praying to saints
Didn’t deviate from what was familiar
