The Reformation in Europe CHY Lesson 13

The Reformation in Europe Learning Goal: Explain how the Reformation helped to shape Western thought. Review the values of the Renaissance Causes and Consequences of the Reformation Luther DVD

Movements for Reform There had often been concern about the power of the papacy (Pope) Some were nervous that taking away the Pope’s power would make the policies too secular (not sacred enough) Several organizations within the Church tried to reflect what they saw as the early Christian values Franciscan monks (St. Francis of Assisi) practiced a life of discipline, poverty, and service John Wycliffe of England (1320-1384) questioned whether salvation had to be mediated by the pope

Wanted to make the Bible available to all; his followers went on to translate into English Rulers who saw that these ideas would give them more power, were supportive John Hus (Germany) adopted many of Wycliffe’s ideas Also introduced lay people (ordinary people, not clergy) to services He was condemned as a heretic and burned at the stake!

Martin Luther and the Beginnings of Protestantism Read textbook pages 30-32 and make notes on what you have read. Also include any questions you have about the Church Time: 15 minutes Homework for Monday: Read pages 32-40 and make notes on the people and places who continued to impact the Reformation.

Luther Watch the film and use the question sheet as a guide. Answer the first 9 questions in point form.