The Reformation

Reformers stressed the importance of this and they often knew Latin, Greek, and Hebrew. They also translated the Bible into Vernacular. (the language the people spoke and understood)

• Inquisition

• Education

• Citizenship

• Freedom

Reformers emphasized the role of Christians in society. They taught that citizens should work not for their own glory but for the glory of God. Second, they encouraged Christians to work hard at their jobs and that everything is to be done to the glory of God.

• Inquisition

• Education

• Citizenship

• Freedom

Was reorganized by Pope Paul III to root out Protestant heresy when church courts assumed that anyone that was accused of heresy was guilty. Then, people were arrested and taken to an Inquisitor and had to say what they did wrong (even though they weren't allowed to know the charges against them) and if they didn't, they would be killed.

• Inquisition

• Education

• Citizenship

• Freedom

When Reformers opposed spiritual oppression and Anabaptists wanted full religious _______.

• Inquisition

• Education

• Citizenship

• Freedom

When the printing press made possible rapid publication and the spread of materials. Then, Protestants who were persecuted in one area fled to other areas.

• War of Religion

• Results of the Reformation

• Thirty Years War

This came from a revolt of the Bohemians over losing religious liberty. Many countries joined the battle but most of the war was in Germany. This war was futile and only death and destruction was obtained.

• War of Religion

• Results of the Reformation

• Thirty Years War

Fighting over beliefs and desire for territory. This lasted for 17 years.

• War of Religion

• Results of the Reformation

• Thirty Years War

They promoted Roman Catholic Education and founded this to stop the spread of the Reformation which ruthlessly sought out to suppress Protestant heresy.

• Council of Trent

• Index of Prohibited Books

• Society of Jesuits

• Catholic Counter Reformation

This was to control the power of the printed Protestant materials. If they read them, they were declared heretics and the Catholics were forbidden to read them.

• Council of Trent

• Index of Prohibited Books

• Society of Jesuits

• Catholic Counter Reformation

Rome worked to give the Catholic church a new image through catholic reformers. They worked on some of the more obvious moral problems. Doctrinal change was not an option.

• Council of Trent

• Index of Prohibited Books

• Society of Jesuits

• Catholic Counter Reformation