_____ is a false doctrine that states that God, regardless of any efforts people make to live good lives on earth, chooses some people for heaven and some for hell.

Those people who left the Catholic Church to follow the teachings of Martin Luther formed a new Christian community and became known as _____.

The term we use to describe the period in history in which the Church began a program of reform which answered the crisis begun by Martin Luther and the other reformers is the _____

The Protestant reformers who rejected the validity of infant Baptism and who baptized adults again were known as _____, or "rebaptizers."

When the lord chancellor of England, _____, refused to recognize the king as Supreme head of the English Church, the king had him executed.

The Swiss reformer _____ rejected the Real Presence of Christ in the Eucharist and replaced the Mass with a memorial service commemorating the Last Supper.

The Roman Catechism, a summary of Catholic faith to guide the whole Church, was written by a papal commission headed by Saint _____.

In 1517 _____ an Augustinian priest angered by the abuses and scandals he saw in the Church, nailed a list of issues that he felt were in need of reform to the door of the Church in the German city of Wittenberg.

After the pope excommunicated him, England's King _____ responded by having the English parliament name him supreme head of the Church in England.

The French reformer _____ believed in the false doctrine of predestination and rejected the Real Presence of Christ in the Eucharist.

In 1520 Pope _____ excommunicated Martin Luther from the Church

The Amish and the Mennonites were _____ who came to America in search of religious freedom.

The _____ met from 1545 to 1563, in three sessions under the leadership of three popes, to confront the need for reform within the Church and disprove Protestant beliefs.

The claim, made at the Council of Constance, that such councils should have supreme authority, superior to that of the pope, is called _____.

After the pope excommunicated Martin Luther, the Emperor _____ had the governing body of the Holy Roman Empire declare Luther and outlaw.

The great revolt against the Church that spread through Western Europe in the years following Martin Luther's protest is known as the _____

The list of issues in need of reform that Martin Luther nailed to the door of the Church in Wittenberg is known as his _____.