The age of the reformation review (1517 – 1648 ad)

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The age of the reformation review (1517 – 1648 ad) Church History The age of the reformation review (1517 – 1648 ad) By Jose Guerra 13 Oct 2016 Church History Team - 0verseer: Pastor Ray Poutney

Primary Source Material

Agenda Review The Age of the Reformation

Last Week in Church History The Reformation Bible translations The birth of Protestantism Key figures: John Wycliff & John Hus Martin Luther The Anabaptists John Calvin The Church of England (King Henry VIII)

Answering the Questions Protestantism – a “modification of Catholicism” in which Catholic problems remain but different solutions are given. The four questions that Protestantism answered in a new way are: How is a person saved? By faith alone. Where does religious authority lie? The Word of God found in the Bible. What is the church? The Whole community of Christian Believers. What is the essence of Christian living? Serving God in any useful calling, whether ordained or lay.

Key Figures John Wycliff & John Hus Personal relationship between man and God The government had the right to challenge the church Called the Pope the Antichrist First translation of the Bible into English Absolute Predestination Martin Luther (father of the Reformation) Salvation through faith in Christ alone The Scriptures are the standard for Christian faith and behaviour Translated the Bible into German Anabaptist Goal: restitution of the Apostolic Church No child baptism Pacifist Separation of Church and State John Calvin (father of the Reformed Reformation) God is in complete control Predestination of the Elect 5 points of Calvinism Church of England (King Henry VIII) Separated from the Roman Catholic Church Translated the Bible into English from Hebrew and Greek