Martin Luther Flashcards

1
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What was the famous saying about Luther?

A

“Erasmus laid the egg, Luther hatched it”

erasmus is the guy that wrote the praise of folly talking about church reforms

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2
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Who didn’t like Martin Luther? and why

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Earasmus and and thomas
(Praise of folly) (Utopia)

Because martin attacked the church doctrine (beliefs)

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3
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What was Martin’s earlly life like?

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He realized his smallness and he feared god because of his great power

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4
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What was he at one point in his life?

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He was a monk

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5
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What experience as a monk made his mindset about the church ?

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He went to Rome and he was bothered by church clergy especially the buying of indulgences

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6
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Who was the best indulgence seller at Rome that Martin came across

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John Tetzel

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7
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What is 95 theses

A

debate concerned with the question of indulgences, written (in Latin) posted by Martin Luther on the door of the Wittenberg church door, on October 31, 1517.

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8
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why is 10/31 1517, the day that martin posted the note on the door important?

A

official start date of the reformation

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9
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What does martin gradually figure out?

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its not only indulgences that is fucked

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10
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what did martin realize about the religion?

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  1. there are actually only 2 sacraments, not 7: baptism and communion
  2. Popes are not infallible (meaning they are imperfect)
  3. If you are a believer, everyone is a priest so everyone has the right to talk directly to God
  4. Salvation is by faith alone, not good works
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11
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What are two types of communion? between catholic and protestant

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Catholic: Transubstantiation - PRESENCE of christ in bread and wine

Protestant: Consubstantiation: SPIRITUAL presence in bread and wine

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12
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What does justification mean?

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Salvation is by faith alone, not good works

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13
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What does the pope call Martin as a response? What is Martins response when he gets invited to see the pope?

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Heretic (someone who never believed in the religion)

He says no because he prolly knows he will get burned

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14
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What does Charles V (Holy Roman emperor/German emperor) think of Martin?
what doe she do

A

He HATES him

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15
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what does Charles V do?

A

he establishes the diet of worms which is a trial of questions in Germany

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16
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What does Martin say in the diet of worms

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“here I stand, I can do no other” Meaning he will stand by his beliefs

17
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What does martin do after the trial?

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he hides out and princes support him

18
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why do the princes support Martin?

A

They want power greater than the church, money,

they also can get independent land and not pay tithes (religious taxes)

19
Q

Who is Leo X and what does he do?

A

he excommunicates him

20
Q

What does Martin do in Germany and for what purpose?

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he gets help of the printing press to make bible translated to German

21
Q

How does the printing press impact this?

A

It helps bible to be spread everywhere, protestants protest in holy roman empire

22
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Who revolts in 1524? why? Response from luther?

A

Peasants.
they are frustrated with the crop failure, social and economic failure, and high rents and taxes.

Peasants ask Luther to help but he rejects because he wants support from the wealthy princes to take church down

23
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Why is Martin Luther marrying important?

A

It would give women some power

24
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How long did catholics and protestants fight in germany for?

A

thrity years

25
Q

What happens in 1555 that is referred to as the Peace of Augsburg

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Lutheranism recognition.

26
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Who agrees to the peace of augsburg

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Charles V and the Holy Roman Empire agrees to it

27
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What is the result of the peace of Augsburg

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German princes can choose what they wanted although many just wanted monastery land

28
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North and South? Which goes where?

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North: Lutherism
South: catholic

29
Q

Where does Lutheranism spread to?

A

Scandinavia

30
Q

Who was happy about the fact that Germany is not unified?

A

French