Reformation L1.2

_________ was a reformer who made predestination one of his main teachings.

• John Calvin

• Martin Luther

• Cesar Chavez

• Cosimo de Medici

• Henry VIII

_________ is the idea that God knew who would be saved even before they were born.

• Predestination

• Protestantism

• Pergatory

• Priesthood of all believers

• Lutheranism

According to John Calvin, was there anything that people could do during their life on earth to change God's plan?

• Yes

• No

Calvin believed you can't change God's plan. God's plan is predetermined or predestined. Yet, Calvin also believed that humans should live by what the Bible teaches. Why is this?

• It was the best way to confront the evils in the world.

• It would make God's plan work out even better.

• It could turn the tides of the human story in favor of people.

• It was the way through which a person could know more about the world around them.

Why did Calvin and his followers ban many forms of entertainment including cards and dancing?

• They felt it distracted people from religion.

• They felt these things would make people begin to read the Bible for themselves.

• They felt these were old ways of the Catholic church which they wanted to reform.

Why was Henry VIII mad at the pope?

• The pope and the catholic church were doing things that Henry VIII felt were not right.

• The pope wouldn't give him more land in northern Wells.

• The pope wouldn't let him divorce his wife.

• The pope wouldn't give him a position within the church.

Why did Henry VIII want a divorce from his wife?

• She was gone and no one could find her.

• He had fallen in love with a maid in the castle.

• He wanted to marry a Spanish princess in order to provide England with a strong ally against the French.

• He wanted to have a son.

Henry VIII didn't want to obey the pope anymore because the pope wouldn't let him divorce his wife. He wanted to divorce his wife so that he could remarry and hopefully have a son to pass his power to. Because of this, he declared himself head of a new church called _______________________.

• The Church of England

• The Church of Henry VIII

• The Church of Wessex

• The True Catholic Church

• The Church of Divorces

How was Henry VIII church reform different from that of Luther, Calvin and Tyndall?

• His was for personal reasons and their reasons were religious reasons.

• He completely broke away and never spoke to any of them again but the others continued communication in hopes of accomplishing the reforms they wanted.

• His was a decision that led to his death but theirs was one that no one died from.

• His break saw complete reversal of all church practices but theirs kept most rituals the same as they had been in the Catholic Church.

Henry VIII completely changed all church rituals from how they had been done in the Catholic Church.

• True

• False