Ch. 8:1-2 Reformation

An organized branch of Christianity

• Charles V

• denomination

• John Wycliffe

• Martin Luther

Wrote a list of 95 arguments against indulgences

• Charles V

• denomination

• John Wycliffe

• Martin Luther

Became the Holy Roman Emperor in 1519

• Charles V

• denomination

• John Wycliffe

• Martin Luther

Preached that Christians needed only to recognize Jesus Christ as a power above them, not the pope

• Charles V

• denomination

• John Wycliffe

• Martin Luther

An agreement that allowed each German ruler to decide whether his kingdom would be Lutheran or Catholic

• denomination

• John Wycliffe

• Martin Luther

• Peace of Augsberg

The first Protestant denomination

• Desiderius Erasmus

• indulgence

• Lutheranism

• Ninety-Five Theses

A prepared list of arguments against indulgences

• Desiderius Erasmus

• indulgence

• Lutheranism

• Ninety-five theses

Reduced the Church's punishment for a sin

• Desiderius Erasmus

• indulgence

• Lutheranism

• Ninety-five theses

A Christian humanist who wanted to translate the Bible into the vernacular

• Desiderius Erasmus

• indulgence

• Lutheranism

• Ninety-five theses

The beginning of a movement in Christianity known as Protestantism

• indulgence

• Lutheranism

• Ninety-five theses

• Reformation