The Western Reformations Martin Luther (1483-1546) –31 Oct 1517: 95 Theses –Wittenberg Cathedral –Faith vs. Works –“Sola Scriptura”

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The Western Reformations Martin Luther ( ) –31 Oct 1517: 95 Theses –Wittenberg Cathedral –Faith vs. Works –“Sola Scriptura”

The Swiss Reformation Ulrich Zwingli ( ) –Zurich The “Radical” Reformation –Anabaptists – “Rebaptizers” –Conrad Grebel ( ) –Mennonites, Amish, Baptists

John Calvin( ) Geneva Institutes of Xn Religion Predestination Reformed & Presbyterians Congregationalists (UCC) Baptists & Methodists

The English Reformation Henry VIII Act of Supremacy-1534 Book of Common Prayer Episcopalian Presbyterians, Methodists, Baptists, Quakers, Congregationalists

The Catholic Reformation “Counter-Reformation” The Council of Trent ( ) 1.Eliminate Corruption 2.Respond to Protestantism

The Western Reformations

Later Protestant Groups Baptists: Roger Williams ( ) Quakers—Society of Friends George Fox ( ) Methodists— John Wesley ( )

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