1. Who’s House? Luther’s House… You hear that Jews and Peasants
The Reformation
Who’s House? Luther’s House…
You hear that Jews and Peasants

2. The Foundation of the Reformation
Corruption- Schism, Simony and Benefices, Indulgences, Papal Secularism
Dogma, Relics, Mysticism
Christian Humanism- critics
Building of nation-states: Papal vs. Secular rule

3. Papal Problems
Secular
Friends and family plan
No councils

5. Dogma…Not the Kevin Smith Movie
Medieval Church was trippin’
Reliance on Relics- Frederick the Wise
Purgatory
Mysticism- Saints and Sacraments

6. Critics John Wycliffe Johann Huss Dante Chaucer
William Ockham: Nominalism

9. Christian Humanism/Movements
Modern Devotion
Thomas `a Kempis- Imitation of Christ
Erasmus: In Praise of Folly and the Philosophy of Christ
Thomas More

13. Pope vs. Monarch Lay investiture Tax and law exemptions
Benefices and Church practices
Merchants
People and Religion

14. Luther, Martin Luther (1483-1546)
Monk/teacher Wittenberg
Indulgences- Albrecht of Brandenburg, Leo X, Johann Tetzel
95 Theses
Justification of Faith- sacraments and tenants
Leipzig debate

23. Luther, More Luther… Address to the Nobility of Germany Charles V= HRE
Papal Bull and Excommunicated in 1521
Diet of Worms
Edict of Worms

28. Lutheranism Why did Charles not crush Luther?
Peasants Revolt
Diet of Augsburg
Schmalkaldic Wars and
Peace of Augsburg

30. Viking Luther Spreads to Scandinavia Frederick I- Denmark
Christian III in Denmark
Gustavus Vasa in Sweden

32. The Reformus Pimpous Henry VIII Cardinal Wolsey- Lord Chancellor
Thomas More-d1535
Thomas Cromwell-d1540
Thomas Cranmer- Archbishop of Canterbury-d1556

37. English Reformation Act of Supremacy 1534 Act of Treason
Six Articles-1539

38. The Wives Catherine of Aragon- Mary Anne Boleyn- Liz
Jane Seymour- Edward
Anne of Cleves
Catherine Howard
Catherine Parr

46. Edward IV
Real Protestantism
Book of Common Prayer

48. Bloody Mary I (1553-1558) Daddy issues Kills Cranmer
Marries Phillip II

52. Elizabeth I
Real Protestant reforms

55. John Calvin 1509-1564 Predestination= the elect Huguenot
Ministry in Geneva
Women’s Rights

57. Calvinist Government 5 Pastors Teachers or doctors
12 elders of Presbyters
Deacons
John Knox and Scotland

59. Catholic Reform Counter Reformation
Old and New- revival of mysticism- St. Theresa
Loyola and the Jesuits

64. Jesuits 1. best schools with humanist influences
2. Spread Catholicism by Missions
3. Stop Protestantism

65. Revival of the Papacy Paul III 1534-1549- Council of Trent and Jesuits
Paul IV- no compromise with Protestants

68. Council of Trent 1. indulgences OK 2. Catholic teaching upheld
3. Faith and Good works are need for Heaven