The Protestant Reformation

Latin

Italian

Roman

Old English

The money spent by the Pope for luxuries.

The money spent by the Catholic Church on decorations for cathedrals.

A term representing the Seven Deadly Sins.

A person's ability to pay the Catholic Church in order to have their sins forgiven.

Calvinism

Lutheranism

Catholicism

Anglicanism

Disagreement

Unwillingness to accept the views, beliefs, or behaviors that differ from one's own.

To treat others poorly because of their race, or political, or religious views.

Non-religious

Being banished from Catholicism

Being exiled from a country

Being appointed to the Church

Being promoted in the Church

Corruption

Incorrectly Following the Bible

Allowing non-Christians into the Church

Murdering Followers of Other Faiths

Christian Scholar

School Teacher

Renaissance Philosopher

Wealthy Landowner

Someone that spreads a faith to new locations.

Someone that acts as a private soldier for a religion.

Someone that acts as a politician for a Church.

A disiciple of God.

The Pope excommunicated from the Church.

The Pope put on trial for corruption.

Martin Luther executed by the Italian government.

Martin Luther put on trial for "heresy."

Executing someone for a religious crime.

Preaching a religion to non-believers.

The act of burning a religious text.

Beliefs/opinions that contradict religious teachings.