Chapter 19—Protest and Reform. Reformation in N. Europe Causes for the Reformation 1.Abuse of wealth and power by the church 2.Political issues 3.Theological.

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Chapter 19—Protest and Reform

Reformation in N. Europe Causes for the Reformation 1.Abuse of wealth and power by the church 2.Political issues 3.Theological issues 4.Humanism 5.Renaissance 6.Science 7.And the printing press Some of the Reformers: Luther, Zwingli, Calvin,

Early printing press

Christian Humanism and the Northern Renaissance Recall the mysticism that developed as a result of the issues of the Great Schism Devotio moderna—modern devotion Thomas a Kempis—Lay Brothers and Sisters of the Common Life— monastic without the institution Imitatio Christi (Imitation of Christ)

Christian Humanism and the Northern Renaissance Erasmus ( ) Erasmus came out of the Common Life and was a prolific humanist writer. He was a devote Christian outside the Church. He retranslated Jerome’s New Testament.

Erasmus by Durer

Christian Humanism and the Northern Renaissance Martin Luther ( )

Charles V ( ) Protestant Reformation Charles V, the Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire, was upset with Rome for selling indulgences— because he wanted the money. Luther was upset for theological reasons. This resulted in an interesting alliance between Luther and Charles V.

Protestant Reformation This is a 16 th century version of a chat room or blog. In 1517, Luther nailed his Ninety-Five Theses to the door of Wittenberg Cathedral. Luther, who wanted only to reform the Church, was excommunicated by Leo X. In 1524, the Peasant Revolts broke out in Germany and didn’t end until the Peace of Augsburg in 1555.

Protestant Reformation John Calvin ( ) Calvin, along with other reformers, believed that individuals could interpret Scriptures. He also developed the idea of predestination and the Protestant work ethic.

Protestant Reformation Henry VIII ( ) Henry was hardly a reformer, but he wanted a male heir to the throne. When the Church questioned his many marriages, he started his on church.

Northern Renaissance Art The Reformation resulted in Protestant iconoclastic response, which resulted in removal of relics and sacred pictures from churches. Northern Renaissance artist didn’t have much work to do in Protestant churches. Therefore, they started painting for the middle and upper-classes.

Northern Renaissance Art Dürer Self-Portrait 1500

Dürer The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse 1497

Durer St. Michael and Dragon

Dürer St. Jerome in His Study 1514

Dürer Knight, Death and the Devil 1513

Dürer did his Praying Hands as a tribute to his brother’s sacrifice.

Grunewald Crucifixion

Campin’s Altarpiece

Bosch The Garden of Delights

Bruegel Peasant Wedding 1565

Brueghel Parable of the Blind

Science and Technology Wm. Gilbert—magnet north poles Wm. Harvey—circulate of blood John Napier—logarithms Paracelsus—modern medicine Copernicus—earth wasn’t the center of the universe Printing press

Literature Erasmus The Praise of Folly Sir Thomas More (friend of Erasmus) Utopia parallel’s Plato’s Republic. Cervantes Don Quixote Edmund Spenser-poet and author of The Faerie Queene Christopher Marlowe ( ) tragic death in a bar at 29 William Shakespeare ( ) interested in history and psychological motivation thru the use of the soliloquy.

William Shakespeare

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