U2- Reformation Core ✌️😃 (feat. 95 pieces of paper) Flashcards
Martin Luther
Critiqued indulgences and Church corruption. Challenged Church authority, sacraments, and non-Biblical traditions.
Core ideas of the Reformation
Sola scriptura: Scripture alone.
Sola fide: Faith alone.
Sola gratia: Grace alone
Role of the Printing Press
Amplified reformist critiques.
Enabled widespread dissemination of ideas.
Christian Humanism
Ad fontes (“return to sources”): Bible and early Church Fathers.
Key figures: Erasmus, Jan van Eyck.
Impact on Society
Education: Increased literacy for Bible reading, especially among women.
Women’s Roles: Limited advancement, but women spread Protestant faith.
Social Class: Long-term societal shifts; no immediate revolution.
Confessionalization
Institutionalized beliefs within denominations to maintain stability.
French Wars of Religion
Catholics vs. Huguenots vs. politiques (e.g., Catherine de’ Medici, Henry IV).
Edict of Nantes (1598): Religious tolerance in France.
Dutch Revolt
Split Spanish Netherlands into Catholic South and Protestant North.
Thirty Years’ War
Ended with Peace of Westphalia (1648): Modern state system, end of large-scale religious wars.
Politique Leaders
Prioritized political unity over religious orthodoxy.
Examples: Elizabeth I, Henry IV (“Paris is worth a Mass”).
Art and Religious Expression
Mannerism: Elongated forms, emotional intensity.
Baroque: Dramatic contrasts (chiaroscuro), emotional depth, faith-evoking themes (e.g., Caravaggio).
Skepticism
Reaction to religious violence; questioned absolute knowledge (e.g., Montaigne).
Military Revolution
Infantry, gunpowder weapons, mobile artillery replaced medieval tactics.
Key Doctrines
Transubstantiation vs. Consubstantiation.
Sola fide challenging social hierarchies.
Religious Wars
Shifted diplomacy and governance toward secularism.