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Mr. King J110
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1294 King Phillip IV taxes church officials The pope tells his clergy to not pay the taxes The king arrests Pope Boniface VIII; his replacement leaves the Vatican to live in France This weakens the church’s power
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Wycliffe wanted to change the church He said the Bible, not the church, should be the authority over Christians He translates the Latin Bible into English His followers are called Poor Preachers; they are only interested in religion, not money
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Huss argues the church’s clergy were too worldly and they should be removed Hearing this, political leaders fear a rebellion The church charges Huss a heretic; he is later arrested and then…
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Luther vowed that he would become a monk if he survived a storm in 1505 1512- Luther teaches religion at the University of Wittenberg He wonders how a person can save their soul He argues that salvation is guaranteed through faith alone
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Luther explained that fasting, prayer, and religious ceremonies did not guarantee salvation This goes against the Catholic Church In 1517 Pope Leo X begins to sell indulgences which promises a person will not be punished after death for sins
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Kings and Queens = 25 gulden High counts/member of clergy = 10 gulden Low counts/member of clergy = 6 gulden Merchants/townspeople = 3 gulden Artisans = 1 gulden Others =.5 gulden 1 gulden = 100 cents
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Pope Leo X continues to sell indulgences to pay for St. Peter’s Church People buy indulgences for dead loved ones 1517 John Tetzel sells indulgences to free a person’s soul from purgatory and guarantee salvation Luther writes the 95 Theses which criticizes the selling of indulgences, the pope, and the Catholic Church The church loses money
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“Here I stand. I cannot do otherwise.” Pope Leo X excommunicated Luther and signs the Edict of Worms allowing anyone to kill Luther Luther wanted 3 reforms: only faith in Jesus would save a person, religious truth came from the Bible, and the clergy was not necessary to explain the Bible
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Luther translates the Bible into German His church is called the Lutheran Church The Lutheran Church was different from the Catholic Church in many ways People who oppose the Catholic Church are called Protestants
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Martin Luther was openly anti-Semitic He wrote: On the Jews and Their Lies, 1543 He hoped Jews would convert to Christianity Historians believe his ideas influenced Hitler and the Nazi party
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