The Collapse of Christendom

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The Collapse of Christendom

Church Crisis of the late Middle Ages Review: What events caused the prestige of the Roman Church to decline during the late Middle Ages?

Anticlericalism What caused the educated laity to criticize the clergy? Immorality Ignorance Pluralism

Widespread Resentment of the Church Social and economic New urban poor despised the wealth of the Church Political Church held ¼ to 1/3 of Europe’s wealth Poor princes desired these lands! Spiritual and intellectual Christian humanists criticized the abuses and corruption in church, including simony

Revival of Religious Piety Spain –Cardinal Franciso Jimenez de Cisneros Holland –Brethren of the Common Life Thomas a Kempis The Imitation of Christ Foundation of Christian Humanism Italy –Oratories of Divine Love

Early Years of Luther His father wished for him to study law and become a public official Luther entered an Augustinian friary in 1305 Priest in 1307 Professor of theology at University of Wittenberg Due to his disobedience, he grappled with his own sinful nature and deep fear of hell How could one really achieve the righteousness needed for salvation?

The Indulgence Crisis What is an indulgence? Remission of temporal, not spiritual penalties of sin Three underlying principles: God is merciful but just Christ established a treasury of merits Church has the authority to grant sinners the benefits of these merits

The Indulgence Crisis By the late Middle Ages, people began to believe that indulgences excused them from both priest-given and god- given punishments

The Indulgence Crisis Why sell indulgences? Archbishop Albert needed money to pay for his papal dispensation Pope Leo X needed money to build new St. Peter’s Albert hired Dominican friar Johann Tetzel to sell indulgences

The Indulgence Crisis “As soon as the coin in the coffer rings, the soul from purgatory springs.”

Luther’s 95 Theses October 31, 1517 Posted to door of Castle Church in Wittenberg Denied the legality of indulgences Did Luther intend to break from Rome? No, but once his work was published, he became a German national hero!

Leipzig Debate Question: Where did authority lie in the Christian church? In 1519 debate with John Eck, Luther answered this question! Denied the authority of the pope and church councils

Diet of Worms 1521 After excommunication, Luther is called to the Imperial Diet HRE Charles V ordered Luther to recant, but… “I cannot and will not recant anything, for it is neither safe nor right to go against conscience.”

Diet of Worms 1521 Edict of Worms Banishes Luther from HRE Rescued and housed at Wartburg Castle by Elector Frederick of Saxony

Four Theological Questions How is a person to be saved? Luther: Faith alone! Where does religious authority lie? Luther: Word of God interpreted by individuals

Four Theological Questions What is the church? Luther: Entire community of believers What is the highest form of Christian life? Luther: Equality of all professions

More Lutheran Changes 2 sacraments Baptism Eucharist Transubstantiation vs. Consubstantiation Preaching at center of vernacular service Abolition of monasteries Clerical marriage Legality of divorce