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A Corruption of Papacy and Catholic Church

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Illeg Child in officeAvignon Papacy Schism Problems in officescaused lost faith in sacraments

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Problems with church offices

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Buying church offices absentee priests plural posts

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plural post

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men holding multiple offices in the church

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4 Reformation Developments

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Greek NTRennaisance HumanismNationalismPrinting Press

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Types of Reformation

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Catholic MagisterialRadical

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1 Catholic

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The church just needs moral cleansing and admin upgrade

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2 Magisterial

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Early church prior to RCC and papacy is what we needtheological ecclesiological

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3 Radical

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Early appostolic seperated from statereforms across the board to primitive church

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Types of Radical Reformation

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BiblicalSpiritualisticRationalistic

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1 Biblical

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Use Bible as ultimate authority for reconstructing primitive church

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2 Spiritualistic

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Emphasize immediacy and primacy of revelation from Holy Spirit new revelations come to GodÆs prophets that augment even supersede

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3 Rationalistic

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Human reason is authority in determining sense of Scripture primitive model challenge to doctrines

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Forerunners of Reformation

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WycliffeHuss

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Wycliffe

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Lectured through and thought Bible ultimate authoritytranslated bible to english

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Huss

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bible authoritypopeorpriest not obey bible don’t obey themelect churchonly god grants forgiveness

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II Martin Luther

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miner fatherlightning startstruggled wrath of God until Romans 1:17

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1 Charles V

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Called Diet of Works and told Luther to recant

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2 Frederick the Wise

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AllyPrince

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3 Pope Leo X

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opponenttried to bribe Luther

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4 Tetzel

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Hired to sell indulgences opponent

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5 Melancthon

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Wrote Ausburg Confession with Lutherjustification by faithnot just a mental ascentfaith produces works

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6 Andreas Bodenstein Karlstadt

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Ally later opponent led Luther reform in absenceiconoclast rebellionexpelled Saxony

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7 Katherine von Bora

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Nun who left monestaryLuther Married

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8 Erasmus

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Desired moral reformnever able to break from catholic church

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9 Thomas Müntzer

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Incited peasant revoltLuther not gone far enough

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2 An Address to the Christian Nobility of the German Nation

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Attacked popes hold on scripturethree wallsPowerinterpretationcouncil

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3 The Babylonian Captivity of the Church

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Attack Sacramental System

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4 The Freedom of a Christian

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Devotional work explaining faith and works

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5 The Bondage of the Will

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Debate writing with Erasmuspredestinationgrace alonenot an act of will

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6 Augsburg Confession

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1530 Justification by FaithcoAuthor Melancthon

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Wittenberg

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Homebase monestary for Lutherwrote many commentariesreformed church from

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95 Theses

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HeidelbergLeipzigDietofWorms

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Heidelberg Disputation

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Luther on TrialAugustinian Council

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Leipzig Disputation

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Eck vs LutherLuther a HussiteLuther a Heretic

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Three Treatises

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1520 Attacked Sacramental SystemBabylonian Captivity of Church

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Diet of Worms

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Luther takes his standOrdered to Recant

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Wartburg

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Castle where Luther was taken for safety by Wise

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Diet of Augsburg

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CharlesV looking for help against Turksunit catholic protestant

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Marbourg

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Meeting of Zwingli Luther Hess attempt to unify protestants1529no lord supper aggreement.

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D The meeting of Martin Luther and Ulrich Zwingli

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Marbourg

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List and define Protestant Evangelical principles as developed by Luther

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grace scripture and faith alone

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grace alone

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god’s grace in christ alone saves a person, not works or efforts

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scripture alone

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authority for life of faith is scripturescripture is the beginning middle and end.

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faith alone

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rejection of sacramental efficacy

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III Ulrich Zwingli

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Erasmus influenced humanistpriestly familyswiss reformer1522 Key year

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1 Affair of the Sausages

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Zwingli preached against lenten fast and defended someone who gave away sausages 1522

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2 First Disputation

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Debate with Vicar or Constance67Articlescorruption lords supper papal officecouncil support 1523

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3 Second Disputation

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imageslords supperpurgatorymagistrates want delaystudents want now

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4 Third Disputation

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zwingli against students on infant baptismanabaptistpersecution

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5 Marbourg Colloquy

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1529 Hess attempt to unite protestants but no agreement on lords supper

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1 67 Articles

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scripture sourceagainst ceilibacyagainst purgatorylord’s supper

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2 On Baptism Anabaptism and Infant Baptism

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Baptism parallel OT circumcisionsign of acceptance in covenent community

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3 Commentary on True and False Religion

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Lord’s supper symbolic

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4 On Human and Divine Justice

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Affirmed church stat union

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1 church-state relations

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reformation depends on the government

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2 baptism

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not for salvationinfant not guiltycovenantal mark of community

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The Lords Supper

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symbolholy spirity uses elements to testify

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Zwinglis contributions to Reformed churches

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mass focus on lessonno imagesmoral behavior regulatedattendance mandatory

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