CHAPTER 8 Flashcards
In 1448, Russian Orthodox Christians
- Moscow Claimed As Center of Orthodoxy
“conciliar” or “conciliarism
- Fifth Lateran Council
Martin Luther,
- Luther’s 95 Theses
These Christians became known as Uniats.
- Union of Brest-Litovsk
Scholars from Douay College in England translated the Vulgate into English.
- Rheims-Douay Bible Completed
He and his wife were killed for their faith.
- Balthasar Hubmaier
First reformer to support laypeople’s participation in church government.
- Oecolampadius
English Bible translator.
- William Tyndale
Debated Eck at Leipzig
- Carlstadt
Publicly criticized Luther’s theology.
- Johann Maier Eck
German reformer. Emphasized justification by grace through faith.
- Martin Luther
Tried to find a middle ground between Luther’s and Zwingli’s teachings about the Lord’s Supper.
- Martin Bucer
Systematic theologian of the Protestant Reformation.
- John Calvin
Swiss reformer.
- Heinrich Bullinger
Succeeded Calvin as leader of the Genevan church.
- Theodore Beza
Latin for “grace alone, faith alone, Scripture alone.”
- Sola gratia, sola fide, sola scriptura
Protestant churches,
- Reformed Churches
Luther’s belief that, after the prayer of consecration during communion, the body and blood of Christ coexist with the Lord’s Supper elements.
- Consubstantiation
Reformed statement of faith,
- Heidelberg Catechism:
Christians in traditionally Orthodox areas
- Uniats