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The Protestant Reformation

Origins of the Reformation Began in Germany due to the lack of a strong central governmentBegan in Germany due to the lack of a strong central government “Germany” included 365 independent states (kingdoms)“Germany” included 365 independent states (kingdoms) A weak emperor COULD NOT control independent ideas about religion within the German statesA weak emperor COULD NOT control independent ideas about religion within the German states

Causes of the Reformation Ideas & individuals question the Church’s power & authorityIdeas & individuals question the Church’s power & authority

Causes of the Reformation Critics claim that the Church is corrupt; popes seemed too busy pursuing worldly affairs to have time for spiritual dutiesCritics claim that the Church is corrupt; popes seemed too busy pursuing worldly affairs to have time for spiritual duties Lower clergy members were poorly educated, broke their vows, drank & gambledLower clergy members were poorly educated, broke their vows, drank & gambled

Martin Luther German monk who started the ReformationGerman monk who started the Reformation Believed:Believed: People could get salvation only by faith; “good works” were not necessaryPeople could get salvation only by faith; “good works” were not necessary (idea called Justification by Faith Alone)(idea called Justification by Faith Alone)

Martin Luther Church teachings should be based solely on the Bible; the pope, etc…were false authoritiesChurch teachings should be based solely on the Bible; the pope, etc…were false authorities All people with faith are equal; people didn’t need priests to interpret the Bible for themAll people with faith are equal; people didn’t need priests to interpret the Bible for them

Luther is against the practice of selling indulgencesLuther is against the practice of selling indulgences Indulgences: Certificates issued by the ChurchIndulgences: Certificates issued by the Church The Sale of Indulgences

Were said to reduce or even cancel punishment for a person’s sinsWere said to reduce or even cancel punishment for a person’s sins Applied to dead relatives as well…Applied to dead relatives as well…

“Once you hear the money’s ring, the soul from purgatory is free to spring…”“Once you hear the money’s ring, the soul from purgatory is free to spring…” (Purgatory: Location in the afterlife where people are made fit for heaven)(Purgatory: Location in the afterlife where people are made fit for heaven) The Sale of Indulgences

Many people thought they were buying their way to heavenMany people thought they were buying their way to heaven John Tetzel was a German church agent that sold indulgencesJohn Tetzel was a German church agent that sold indulgences Promised peasants that indulgences would relieve them of guilt for future sins!Promised peasants that indulgences would relieve them of guilt for future sins!

Luther’s Protest Luther wrote & posted his 95 Theses (debating points) in 1517Luther wrote & posted his 95 Theses (debating points) in 1517 Criticized the sale of indulgencesCriticized the sale of indulgences His actions began the Reformation: a movement for religious reformHis actions began the Reformation: a movement for religious reform

Some of the 95 Theses… #2: Only God can give salvation – not a priest#2: Only God can give salvation – not a priest #6: Only God can forgive – the pope can only reassure people that God will do this#6: Only God can forgive – the pope can only reassure people that God will do this #21: An indulgence will not save a man#21: An indulgence will not save a man #37: Any Christian – dead or alive – can gain the benefit & love of Christ without an indulgence#37: Any Christian – dead or alive – can gain the benefit & love of Christ without an indulgence #52: It is vain to rely on an indulgence to forgive your sins#52: It is vain to rely on an indulgence to forgive your sins #93: Those in the church who claim there is no problem must go#93: Those in the church who claim there is no problem must go

The Backlash In 1521 the Pope Leo X EXCOMMUNICATED Luther for his statementsIn 1521 the Pope Leo X EXCOMMUNICATED Luther for his statements Diet of Worms:Diet of Worms: Tried to get Luther to retract his criticisms of the ChurchTried to get Luther to retract his criticisms of the Church

The Backlash “I am bound by the Scriptures I have quoted and my conscience is captive to the Word of God. I cannot and I will not retract anything, since it is neither safe nor right to go against conscious. I cannot do otherwise, here I stand, may God help me. Amen” Martin Luther“I am bound by the Scriptures I have quoted and my conscience is captive to the Word of God. I cannot and I will not retract anything, since it is neither safe nor right to go against conscious. I cannot do otherwise, here I stand, may God help me. Amen” Martin Luther

The Backlash Luther refused!Luther refused! Condemned as a hereticCondemned as a heretic Went into hiding; translated the Bible into GermanWent into hiding; translated the Bible into German

The Backlash Luther & his followers formed a separate religious group: the LutheransLuther & his followers formed a separate religious group: the Lutherans Eventually, the term Protestant was applied to Christians who belonged to non-Catholic ChurchesEventually, the term Protestant was applied to Christians who belonged to non-Catholic Churches

The Backlash The Reformation causes war in the Holy Roman Empire (Germany)The Reformation causes war in the Holy Roman Empire (Germany) The Peace of Augsburg allows the German princes to decide the religion of his region/stateThe Peace of Augsburg allows the German princes to decide the religion of his region/state

What’s the Difference?

The Difference - Leadership Catholicism Pope is the head of the Church Church is a hierarchy Clergy cannot marry Lutheranism Ministers lead congregations Church is community of believers - equal status Clergy can marry

The Difference - Worship Catholicism Elaborate ceremonies & churches Rituals Believe in saints Lutheranism Simple churches Very few rituals No saints

The Difference - Salvation Catholicism Faith and good works needed for salvation Lutheranism Only faith needed for salvation

The Difference - Bible Catholicism Bible read in Latin Available only to clergy who interpret it for the masses Lutheranism Bible should be printed in the vernacular so everyone can read it and interpret it for themselves

The Difference – Religious Truth Catholicism The Bible and the Church are equally powerful sources of religious truth Lutheranism The Bible is the sole source of religious truth

The Spread of Protestantism

John Calvin CALVINISM:CALVINISM: John Calvin promotes the idea of predestination: God already knows who will be savedJohn Calvin promotes the idea of predestination: God already knows who will be saved Those predestined were called “the elect”Those predestined were called “the elect” Calvin believes an ideal government is a theocracy (Geneva, Switzerland)Calvin believes an ideal government is a theocracy (Geneva, Switzerland)

John Knox PRESBYTERIANISM:PRESBYTERIANISM: Leader of Reformation in SCOTLANDLeader of Reformation in SCOTLAND Based on Calvin’s teachingsBased on Calvin’s teachings Presbytery: a group of decision makers within the churchPresbytery: a group of decision makers within the church “Priesthood of all believers”“Priesthood of all believers”

Henry VIII Henry VIII (Tudor) is a devout Catholic king of England in 1509Henry VIII (Tudor) is a devout Catholic king of England in 1509

Henry VIII Henry wants a male heir & is convinced that his first wife, Catherine of Aragon, would have no more childrenHenry wants a male heir & is convinced that his first wife, Catherine of Aragon, would have no more children

Henry VIII Henry wants to divorce her and take a younger queenHenry wants to divorce her and take a younger queen Problem?Problem? Catholic law did not allow divorceCatholic law did not allow divorce Asks pope to annul (set aside) the marriage Pope says no

Henry VIII Henry asks Parliament to create a set of laws that ended the pope’s power in EnglandHenry asks Parliament to create a set of laws that ended the pope’s power in England They legalize Henry’s divorceThey legalize Henry’s divorce He marries Anne BoleynHe marries Anne Boleyn

Henry VIII The Act of Supremacy makes Henry the head of the Church of EnglandThe Act of Supremacy makes Henry the head of the Church of England Recognizes the break from the popeRecognizes the break from the pope

Henry VIII Henry goes on to have 4 more wives for a total of 6Henry goes on to have 4 more wives for a total of 6 His 3 living children are Mary, Elizabeth, & EdwardHis 3 living children are Mary, Elizabeth, & Edward When Elizabeth inherits the throne, she sets up the Church of England (Anglican Church)When Elizabeth inherits the throne, she sets up the Church of England (Anglican Church)

The Wives of Henry VIII DIVORCED !!! BEHEADED!!! DIED!!! 1.Catherine of Aragon 2.Anne Boleyn 3.Jane Seymour

The Wives of Henry VIII DIVORCED !!! BEHEADED !!! SURVIVED !!! 4. Anne of Cleves 5. Catherine Howard 6. Catherine Parr