The Reformation Continues

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The Reformation Continues

• Organization and Chaos

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Any Questions?
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Review

• Create a Visual Timeline (10 Minutes)
• On the back side of your notes, create a visual
  note for each important event in the Lutheran
  Reformation (1 or 2 partners MAX)
• Example For Luthers first mass, you might draw
  wine spilt on the altar.
• Notes can be
• Pictures, diagrams, quotes, stick figures,
  cartoons, graphs, etc.

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Today

• You will see
• The foundations of the Lutheran church built
• The Reformation taken too far
• The Catholic response to the Reformation
• The effects of the Reformation

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The Lutheran Church is Built

• Diet of Worms (1521)
• The beginning of the Lutheran faith (opinion)
• Luthers faith (Here I Stand)
• The Augsburg Confession (1530)
• Document written by Phillip Melanchthon
• Confession of Lutheran Faith
• Germanys faith
• German princes protest against Charles V
  (Protestants)

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The Lutheran Church is Built

• Smalcald League (1537)
• and
• Peace of Augsburg (1555)
• Steps toward political unity among Lutherans
• German princes choose Catholicism or Lutheranism

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The Radical Reformation

• Ideas behind the Radical Reformation
• Social Reform End Feudalism
• Iconoclasm
• Hatred of anything Catholic
• Applying Bible too literally
• Resisting the modern
• Understandable?

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Radical Reform Movements

• Anabaptists
• Opposed infant Baptism, required adult Baptism
• Anti-modern (eventually Puritan and Amish ideas)
• Many sects (some violent)

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Radical Reform Movements

• Calvinism
• John Calvin
• Logic and Faith
• Switzerland (Geneva)
• International Reformation
• France (Huguenots)
• Holland (Reformed Church)
• Scotland (Presbyterian)
• England (Puritansim)

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English Reformation

• Henry VIII (of England)
• Wanted a divorce, not granted by pope
• No divorceNew Church!
• Political Reformation
• Anglican Church (Catholic and Reformed)
• Just as the pope is head of Catholic Church, the
  king is the head of the Anglican Church.

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The Counter-Reformation

• Definition
• The Roman Catholic Churchs response to the
  Reformation.
• When?
• 1530s and 1540s
• Why?
• Clean up the reputation of the Catholic Church
• How would you have fixed the church?

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Reaction to the Reformation

• Counter-Reformation
• Council of Trent (1545-1563)
• Solidify Catholic doctrine
• Art and writing
• Inquisition?
• Old way, but still around

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Effects of the Reformation

• Partner up! (3 minutes)
• List as many possible effects of the Reformation
  as you can.
• Think of what you know
• Try to sum up!

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Effects of the Reformation

• Christianity splinters
• Pope loses power, Kings gain power
• 100 years of religious wars
• Individualism
• A Return to the Truth

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Test

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