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early reformers and humanists
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John Wyclife
14th century theologian who challenged the
papacy
(founded
Lollardy
)
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Lollards
Believed that Christianity should be based on the
bible
and not the
interpretations
of priests
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Heretic
Anyone holding the views of
Lollards
was considered this by the
Church
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William Tyndale
Translator of the
Bible
in the
sixteenth
century
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Vernacular
Everyday language of
ordinary
people
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Simon Fish
Believed that
Henry VIII
could clean the
Church
of its sins
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Royal Supremacy
When the
monarch
is head of
Church
(Tyndale and Fish argued for this)
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Martin Luther
Believed that power over
religion
should come from the
people
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Thomas Cranmer
Later archbishop of
Canterbury
who supported
Luther's
ideas
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Humanism
An intellectual movement of the
Renaissance
that focused on education and the
classics
rather than religious beliefs
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Renaissance
The
cultural rebirth
that occurred in Europe from the 14th to
17th
centuries
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Free will
Humanists believed in this concept - that
God
gave mankind had the right to choose and make
decisions
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Erasmus
Dutch
humanist and critic of many
Catholic
practices
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Thomas More
Adviser to
Henry VIII
and leading
humanist
scholar
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John Colet
English humanist and critic of many
Church
practices
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Defender of the Faith
Title awarded to
Henry VIII
by the Pope for his attack on
Luther's
ideas
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