was the church ripe for reform? Flashcards

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3 reasons why the church may need reforming pre 1529

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  • indulgences
  • simony
  • celibacy (e.g. Wolsey fathered 2 children)
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Anti-clericalism -

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opposed to influence + activities clergy or Church in secular affairs

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3
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how did printing press increase awareness of church ?

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-increased literacy + reform popularity as ppl begin to think for themselves (no longer spoon fed info)

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what did the renaissance see an influx of

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humanism - rationalist outlook on life (not atheism)

– in intellectual spaces only

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5
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who was erasmus

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  • critical of abuses in Catholic Church - committed to reformation
  • in unis + visited Henry VIII
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6
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when did Henry get awarded defender of faith nd why

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1521 for condemning martin Luther + 95 theses

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7
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who were the lollards

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limited minority reform movement (followed John Wycliffe)

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8
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state of pre -reformation church

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MAJORITY content only intellectuals questioned

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9
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2 criticism of church

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  • pluralism multiple roles - wolsey - archbishop York + cardinal
  • absenteeism (wolsey didn’t visit bishopric York until 1529)
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RICHARD HUNNE CASE(everything wrong w/ church)

-who was he and what happened?

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  • rich merchant - refused to give dead babies robe to priest so excommunicated \
  • 1514 - church authorities raid house + find reformation books
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RICHARD HUNNE CASE(everything wrong w/ church)

-how did hunne die

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-hung at lollards tower

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12
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what happened to clerics

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feb 1515 - found guilty but Henry pardoned

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13
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hunne case

-what did the 1512 bill do

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benefit clergymen (tried in separate courts) removed form minor offices

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14
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what did Henry standish assert to Henry in June case

-why was this case important

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  • church h should come under kings jurisdiction
  • at blackfriars 1515 bishop London declares unfair trial BUT Henry declares church should not haves seperate laws
  • first time church challenged + loses power
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15
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evidence to say church was rotten

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  • hunne case

- 1511 John collet dean of st Pauls sermon - church greedy

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16
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BUT large amount fo evidence suggest church was vigorous

-oridnation rates + tithes

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-ordination rates high
-discontent over tithes in hunne case = exception
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17
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BUT large amount fo evidence suggest church was vigorous

-religious guilds

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57% ppl Devon left money

to them 1520-1529

18
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BUT large amount of evidence suggest the church was vigorous
-what did archbishop Warham declare in 1512

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  • archbishop warham 1512 4/260 - parish priests kent ignorant
  • £305 donated by louth parishioners for steeple
19
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was church an ‘unseaworthy chip, its timbers rottener + barnacled?’
(thesis)

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NO

  • church no more corrupt than past
  • small pockets lutherism in intellectual spaces
  • majority population = allegiance
  • fundamental structure strong perhaps barnacles in the corrupt clergy
20
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was church ripe for reform

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