Reformation Flashcards

1
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What is the reformation

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The birth of a new branch of Christianity called Protestantism

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2
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What are the political precursors to the Reformation

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Strong Nationalism - taking pride in their citizenship

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3
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What are the religious precursors to the Reformation?

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widespread corruption in the church. Such as indulgences and relics

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4
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What are the cultural precursors to the Reformation?

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printing press

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5
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What was the “Western Schism” and how did it pave the way for the Reformation?

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France has its own pope; Rome has its own pope; nobody knows which one is legit. Makes people distrust the church.

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How did John Huss set the stage for the Reformation?

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John HUss spoke out against many of the core beliefs in the RCC. He preached at the church in the language of his people

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7
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How did John Wycliff set the stage for the Reformation?

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  • One of the few that owned a bible and after his study he attacked the RCC
  • Spoke out against the pope
  • Translated the bible into english
  • Followers are known as Lollards
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Who was John Tetzel and what unintended role did he play towards launching the Reformation?

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Tetzel was a preacher and one day he was selling indulgences for a lot of money and when ML saw this it caused him to write his theses which kicked off the reformation

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What specific objections did Martin Luther have against the RCC?

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He believes that indulgences are giving people false hope and that they are bad

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10
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What specific event “lit the fuse” to Reformation fires?

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ML nails the 95 theses to the church door

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What was the “Diet of Worms” and what resulted from it?

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ML on trial and he gave his “Here I Stand” speech and he is found guilty which resulted in ML being excommunicated but was kidnapped and kept safe

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12
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Sola Scriptura

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Scripture alone

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13
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Solus Christus

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by Christ alone

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14
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Sola Gratia

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by grace alone

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15
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Sola Fide

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through faith alone

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16
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Soli Deo Gloria

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for the glory of God alone

17
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What did Luther and his wife have in common regarding their life before they married?

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They were both committed to serving christ but the both separate from their original ways (monk and nun)

18
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What are ML’s non-favorable ways of life?

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-He was anti-semetic
-He supported bigamy

19
Q

Sovereignty of God

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nothing happens outside of God’s will/permission. God is always in control

20
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Common grace

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all have received God’s grace; whether an atheist or a Jesus follower, all enjoy life and various acts of goodness from God

21
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General revelation vs special revelation

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God reveals to all through nature and conscience vs. God has revealed himself through scripture

22
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Predestination

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Belief that God determines before birth who will be saved and who will not

23
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John Calvins family

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Wife died at 40 and has had 3 kids die at birth

24
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John Calvins family

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He worked a lot and has a great work ethic and he had a lot of opposition

25
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John Calvins health

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He had many illnesses such as migraines and fever

26
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John Calvins culture

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Many in his community enjoyed worldly ways

27
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Differentiate between the views of the RCC, Luther, and Calvin on communion

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RCC - Transubstantiation: wine and bread becomes Jesus’s blood and body

Luther + Calvin - Jesus is spiritually present

28
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A payment of money to the church in exchange for a promise of a more speedy transfer of a loved one from purgatory to heaven.

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Indulgences