1. The Reformation continues

2. Drill 10/1 Who was John Calvin?
Why is he important to the reformation?
What is PREDESTINATION?

3. Religious theologian. Founder of Calvinist thought, ruler of Geneva
His ideas would spread through Europe. One of the more powerful Christian reformers
The idea that God has already decided who is to be saved, your actions really don’t matter.

4. John Calvin More than just religious scholar, a leader as well.
Calvin ruled Geneva as a theocracy
Anyone who did not follow his rules were either banished or executed.

5. Calvinism spreads In Scotland Calvinists are called Presbyterians
In France Calvinists are called Huguenots

6. Catholic Reform St. Ignatius of Loyola
In 1522 he wrote Spiritual Exercises
Daily plan for meditation, prayer and study
Over time he gathered followers
In 1540 his followers were named an official religious order by the Pope

7. The Society of Jesus The “Jesuits” spread throughout Europe
They created rigorous but EXCELLENT schools
Concentrated equally on classical works and theology
Spread Catholicism through Europe
Held off Protestant advancement in Poland and Southern Germany

8. Pope Paul and the Council of Trent
Pope Paul III
NOT a Medici
Investigated indulgences
Called the Council of Trent

9. The Church’s interpretation of the Bible was final.
You need faith AND good works to get into Heaven
Indulgences were valid expression of faith, but false purchase of them was banned

10. REVIEW TIME!!!!
Tomorrow we are testing the Renaissance and Reformation
For the remainder of class and HW tonight
PAGE 58, numbers 1-20.