reformation

• Martin Luther proposed 95 Theses criticizing the Catholic Church's sale of indulgences, which purportedly granted forgiveness for sins.
• penance is the suffering a person goes through to be forgiven for their sins
• to change for the better

  to reform
• reformation


  the changes that took place in the church during the 16th century
• doctrine 


  the teachings of the chruch
• herecy

  false teachings or tecahings taht went against the official doctrine fo the chruch
• protestant 


  people who protested against the catholic church
• heretic


  aperson who teaches herecy
• excommunicate


  being banned or thrown out of the church
• purgatory


  the time or place when the souls of the departed, though in condition of grace, are purified by suffering before entering paradise
• Indulgences


  pieces of paper that were printed and advertised as a way to get your sins forgiven before you even committed them. BASICALLY, A PASSPORT TO HEAVEN
• Euchar ich 


  the sacrament in which the blood and blood of Christ are present under the form of bread and wine in thanksgiving to God for Redemption of the world by the death of Christ
• transubstantiation 


  the doctrine that the sacramental elements of bread and wine, which are concentrated in the Mass, are changed into the body and the blood of the risen Christ
• Consubstantiation 


  the Lutheran doctrine of the mode of Christs presence in the Eucharist, the divine substance coexisting with the substance of the bread and wine
• Diet 


  a council or meeting of imparts of officials of the church
• Papal bull


  an official letter or doctrine from the pope
• theses

  reasons
• persecution


  to punished or discriminated on because of your beliefs
• Vernacular 


  Language
• Martin luther 


  1483-1546
• Eisleben in Germany

  birth place of Martin Luther
• university of Wittenburg 


  were Martin Luther went to teach theology in 1510 after he was ordained
• Penance, punishment for sin and indulgences


  The things that Martin Luther criticised about the Church
• Popes

  were seen as Roman princes who focused more on politics than the work of God
• • Princes and kings were tired of foreign interference int heir affairs 


  Reasons for the reformation
• Erasmus 


  He Translated the Bible, so that educated people could read it for themselves
• Luther attached.

  • the supremacy of the pope
• • Luther also attached
  • privileges of the clergy
• Teachings that the bread and wine actually turned into the body of Christ.

  • Monasteries should be closed, and vicars allow monks to marry.