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1 Martin Luther & Reformation

2 Church Problems Renaissance Popes Concern for Worldly Matters
Little Concern for Spiritual Concerns Issues of Literacy Priests Marriages Crazy ways of Church

3 Religious Attitudes High Standards Effect of Renaissance on Learning
Savonarola-sermons and control of Florence Burning of Vanities RIP Savonarola Erasmus- Praise of Folly- criticism of Church Thomas More- Utopia

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5 Printing Press Johann Gutenberg Spread of Printing Press
Cheapness of Books Criticism of Church Religious Beliefs in Books Bible Availability Different Interpretations Spread of Ideas

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7 Martin Luther Guilt & Fear Storm Promise to be monk
University of Wittenburg Attempting to gain approval Rejection by God “Live by Faith” Strong faith of God

8 95 Theses Disturbed by Johann Tetzel Selling Indulgences
Buying way to heaven Posting of 95 theses Birth of Reformation Faith alone Bible as sole authority No priests necessary Excommunication by Leo X

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15 Charles V Diet of Worms Admittance of Heretic
Edict of Worms-Luther Heretic and Outlaw Charles Inability to remove Luther Popularity of Luther’s Beliefs

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17 Spread of Luther’s Ideas
Castle of Frederick the Wise Translation of New Testament Priests to Ministers Simplicity & Marriage Birth of Lutherans Peasants Revolt Suppression of Peasant Revolt Support of Princes Birth of Protestant Protestant Reformation

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