Reformation

Applying this historical thinking skills allow us to see the importance of an event based on its lasting impact or consequence.

• analyze cause and consequence

• establish historical significance

• identify continuity and change

• take historical perspectives

This skill reminds us to examine a historical event based on the viewpoint of the people who actually experienced it.

• analyze cause and consequence

• establish historical significance

• identify continuity and change

• take historical perspectives

In the past, students learned by memorizing lessons from their teachers. Today, students also use tablets, videos, and online classes to study. What historical thinking skill does this reflect?

• analyze cause and consequence

• establish historical significance

• identify continuity and change

• take historical perspectives

Identify the historical thinking skill: A collection of letters written by Filipino soldiers during the Philippine-American War provides first-hand information about their experiences in the war. 

• analyze cause and consequence

• use primary source evidence

• identify continuity and change

• establish historical significance

Identify the historical thinking skill: Debating whether the colonization of the Philippines brought more harm than good shows how people make moral judgments about the past.

• analyze cause and consequence

• use primary source evidence

• understand ethical dimensions of history

• establish historical significance

Identify the historical thinking skill: Long ago, different barangays sometimes fought with each other for land, food, or trade routes. These rivalries caused tension between leaders. 

• analyze cause and consequence

• use primary source evidence

• understand ethical dimensions of history

• establish historical significance

He was the German monk who started the Protestant Reformation on the issue of indulgences and papal authority.

By this document, Martin Luther attempted to draw the Church leaders into a discussion over the issue of indulgences.

• 95 Theses 
• Elizabethan Settlement 
• Augsburg Confession 
• Peace of Augsburg 

What is meant by sola gratia?

• We can earn the grace of God by faithfully following the Church's teachings.

• We are justified or made right with God through our good works.

• The Scripture is the only source of spiritual truth.

• We are justified or made right with God through His grace alone.

What is meant by Which of the following verses supports "Solus Christus?"

• Whatever you do, do it all for the glory of God.

• All Scripture is given by inspiration of God and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness.

• Salvation is found in no one else, for there is no name under heaven given to mankind by which we must be saved.

• For by grace you have been saved through faith, and that not of yourselves; it is the gift of God, not of works, lest anyone should boast.