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    Martin

    Luther-

    Germany

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    About Indulgences,

    Johann Tetzels Slogan:

    As soon as the coin in

    the coffer r ings, the soul

    from purgatorysprings!

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    95 Critiques:

    Posted them to

    the doorReform topics

    for debate

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    Martin Luther

    Martin Lutherwas a monk and

    professorat the University ofWittenberg, where he lectured on theBible.

    Through his study of the Bible, Luthercame to reject the Catholic teaching thatboth faith and good works were

    necessary for salvation.

    He believed human deeds werepowerless to affect God and that

    salvation was through faith alone.

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    Martin Luther(cont.)

    The idea ofjustification (beingmade right before God) by faithalone is the Protestant

    Reformations chief teaching. For all Protestants, the Bible,

    not the Church, became theonly source of religious truth.

    (pages 391

    393)

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    Show Luther Movie Trailer

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    The Edict of Worms madeLuther an outlaw in the empire.

    His books were to be burned andLuther delivered to the emperor.

    Luthers local ruler, however,

    protected him.

    Martin Luther(cont.)

    (pages 391

    393)

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    Diet of Worms! Show clip from

    Luther

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    Video: The Diet of Worms

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    Luthers religious movement soonbecame a revolution.

    Luther set up new services to

    replace the Mass, featuring Biblereadings, preaching the word ofGod, and song.

    His doctrine became known asLutheranism, the first

    Protestant faith.

    Martin Luther(cont.)

    (pages 391

    393)

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    Video: The Protestant Reformation in England

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    The Reformation in England

    (pages 397

    398)

    Not religion but politics brought about the

    English Reformation. King Henry VIIIwanted to divorce his first

    wife, Catherine of Aragon, whom he thought

    could not give him a male heir. The pope was unwilling to annul (declare

    invalid) his marriage, however, and Henry

    turned to Englands church courts.

    The archbishop of Canterbury ruled thatHenrys marriage to Catherine was null andvoid.

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    Henry VIII-

    King of

    England

    I need a

    divorce!

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    Catherine of

    Aragon

    1st queen of KingHenry VIII

    Could not bear amale heir to thethrone

    All Children diedat childbirthexcept for Mary

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    Anne

    Boleyn

    In Catherine ofAragons court

    Caught the eye of

    Henry VIII

    Bore the daughterElizabeth

    Could not producemale heir - AnneExecuted

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    The Reformation in England (cont.)

    Henry then married Anne Boleyn,who was crowned queen andwho gave birth

    to a girl. The child later would

    become Queen ElizabethI.

    (pages 397398)

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    The Invisible Princess: Elizabeths Diary

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    The Wives of Henry VIII

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    Henry VIII - Marriage Lengths

    The Wives ofHenry VIII

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    The Anabaptists andEffects on the Role of Women

    (pages 398400)

    The radical Anabaptists rejected theinvolvement of the state in churchaffairs.

    To them the true Christian church was avoluntary community of adult believers who

    had undergone spiritual rebirth and had

    then been baptized.

    This belief in adult baptism separated theAnabaptists from both Catholics andProtestants, who baptized infants.

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    The Result of the Protestant

    Reformation

    Find your religion on

    the following slides.

    (do not need to copy)

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    Protestant

    Roman Catholic

    Russian Greek Others

    Eastern Orthodox

    Roman Catholic

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