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ProtestantReformation Comunicación y Gerencia Chapter 14 Section 2

Origins of Reformation Germany lacked a strong central government. The emipire included about 300 independent states. The emperor could not control independent ideas about religion within the German states or prevent abuses of power. Indulgences—pardons from punishment for sin. Reniassance Popes only sold indulgences to raise money. Northern humanists were very upset and wanted the church to become more spiritual.

Martin Luther Peasant Family Good education Lawyer Terrible sinner Salvation of his soul “Saint Anne help me! I will become a monk!” Joined a monastery and searched for salvation.

Martin Luther Came to believe that all ceremonies and good deeds made no difference in saving a sinner. Inner faith with God! People could not rely on their own actions, but believe that God would save them, they would receive salvation.

95 Theses Developed Lutheranism Believed that asking poor people to give up their money for false promises for forgiveness is theologically wrong. Wittenberg in 1517 Statesment about indulgences Reformer in the church Church leaders denounce Martin Luther

Luther's Break with the Church The bible is the sole religious authority. Priest had no special role in helping people to salvation. God viewed people with faith equality. “priesthood of all believers” Attacked the Pope—Pope Leo X declared Luther a heretic and excommunicated him.

Luther and the Bible 1522—translated the New Testament of the Bible into German. 1534—translated the entire Bible from Hebrew and Greek. German Christians can now read the Bible.

Luther The princes who supported Luther protested the emperor’s treatment of Lutheranism. Due to the Protest, the followers of Luther and all later reformers came to be known as “Protestants”. Lutherian Church Ministers had less importance than Catholic priests. Lutheranism—two sacraments baptism and communion—rather than seven as the Roman Catholic Church

Protestantism Charles V tried to stop the spread of Protestantism. Peace of Augsburg—each German ruler had the right to choose the religion for his state. Sects—organized church with clear-cut rules, authority, discipline and membership. Preacher as their leader. Anabaptists—infants should not receive baptism because they did not understand the significance of the ceremony.

Anglican Church King Henry Viii caused the break between England and the Roman Catholic church. Defended the church against Luther's ideas. “Defender of the Faith” Henry Viii wanted a divorce. To marry another women who would bare him a son. Catholic church forbid divorcé. pope could make exceptions but not in this case.

Henry VIII

Infuriated Henry Withdrew from the Catholic Church Parliament created the Church of England. Acquired Protestant doctrines and many ceremonial features of the Catholic Church Church of England granted the Divorce Married 6 times Opened the Anglican Church—creating the way for the Protestant Reformation.