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When was Martin Luther alive?

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1483 -1546

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What education had he undergone?

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He went to the University of Erfurt

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What order was he a Monk in?

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The Augustinian Order

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Where was he a teacher?

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Wittenberg

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What was he severely against?

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Indulgence Selling

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When was the Ninety Five Thesis posted?

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1517

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What did Diarmaid MacCulloch argue the posting symbolised?

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The beginning of the Reformation process

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What other debate did he establish to do with the indulgent selling?

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The Leipzig Debate

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When was the Leipzig Debate?

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1519

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Who was he involved with during the Leipzig Debate?

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Johann Eck

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What three treatises did he send letters to? (3)

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  1. The Christian Nobility
  2. The Babylonian Captivity of the Church
  3. The Freedom of a Christian
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When was the three treatises proposed?

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1520

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What happened in 1521?

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The Diet of Worms

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What did Luther believe you could only rely on?

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Scripture

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Who had Luther been in conflict with?

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The Catholic Church

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What type of conflict was it?

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Directly and indirectly

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What had the Catholic church alleged Luther had done?

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Deviated from the Catholic teaching

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What had the Catholic Church argued Luther’s arguments were on indulgences?

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His argument on indulgences was unjustified Biblically and Theologically

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What did the Exurge Domine argue Luther had attacked?

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The papal authority and power

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When was Luther argued to have reached his breaking point?

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1520

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Who put the Exurge Domine to Luther?

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The Church

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Why was Luther at a breaking point?

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As he believed nobody in the hierarchy wanted to listen or believe in him or his teachings

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What does Luther begin to call the Pope?

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The Antichrist

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Why is Luther shocked?

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As he cannot believe that the church would not want to listen to him on grounds of justifying the faith

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What was Luther trying to do?
Justify the faith
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Who was he frustrated with?
The Catholic Church
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What does Luther begin to do as a result?
Become more radical, as in he is more willing to say what he thinks
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What is put forward in 1520?
The Freedom of the Christian
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What does the Freedom of the Christian state?
Lays down his feelings on the freedom of law and theology of the cross
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What does Luther burn?
The Exurge Domine
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What does the burning mean?
He could be threatened with excommunication
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What is still a crime?
Heresy
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Who was Luther to appear before in the Diet of Worms?
The Emperor
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What was the Diet of Worms?
A trial to determine whether Luther was a heretic and what would happen as a result of the outcome
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What does Fredrick the Wise manage to get Luther?
Safe conduct
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Does Luther go against what he has written in his books?
NO
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What does he believe about anyone who goes against his beliefs?
They are wrong as he has the evidence in scripture to prove he is right
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What statement highlights from Luther exactly his beliefs on his writing?
"Unless I am convinced by scripture or reason I will not retract my conscience"
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What is the outcome of the Diet of Worms?
He is declared an outlaw, flees and goes into hiding with the help of Fredrick the Wise
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What kind of reformer was Luther?
A moderate reformer
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What did Luther view progress as?
One's return to baptism
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Why was Luther driven to the word?
As there was a strong sense of tension, anxiety, attacks of depression and desperation
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What did Luther understand theology as?
Wisdom gained from experience
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What was this understanding of theology adopted by?
"Prayer, meditation and trail"
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What did he see faith as?
A passive light
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What did he see the unity of?
Theology
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What was the posting regarded as?
An academic exercise
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Where did the posting circulate?
Widely, far beyond the academic community
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When was it argued Luther's movement actually began?
When it extended outside of Germany
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What did Luther's thesis express?
That faith is justified by grace alone and faith
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How would this faith NOT be expressed?
Not through the purchases of indulgences
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What did Luther call the justification of faith?
The theology of the cross
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What shouldn't people avoid?
Suffering
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What should the follow?
The way of the cross
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What did people believe indulgences were?
A let off from penance
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Were Luther's ideas new?
No
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What was it the first of however even if his ideas were not new?
It was the first time it had been used to mount a criticism of indulgences
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Was criticism of indulgences new?
No
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What were they expressing a warning about?
The weak theological foundations upon which most indulgent preaching was placed
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When Luther was in hiding what did he publish?
Many letters criticizing the pope and the Catholic church
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What did he translate into German whilst in hiding?
The Bible
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What did Luther hold as the highest authority?
The Bible
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What did people believe would happen if people could not read the Bible?
That they would continue to be deceived by the Catholic Church
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What did the development of the printing press mean people were able to do?
Distribute Luther's German Bible throughout the country
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What did the publication of the German Bible lead many people to do?
They started to question the authority of the church and the Pope
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What did the printing of the Bible lead to?
A full scale revolt
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When Luther returned who did he drive out?
The radicals
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What did he then finally establish in Wittenburg?
His own Lutheran church in 1526
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What were the radicals doing throughout Germany?
They were burning down Catholic buildings such as churches, libraries and monasteries
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Who were the radicals calling their name under?
Luther
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What was the radical movement known as?
The Peasants revolt
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Where did this spread across?
All over Europe

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