Peter Waldo
french (AD 1150)
followers are waldensians
scripture is the only true authority
John Wycliffe
english (AD 1350)
followers are lollards
morning star of reformation
John Huss
bohemia (AD 1400)
followers are hussites
moravians were a group of bohemian brethren famous for missionary activities
Inquisition
a church court who's job was to investigate matters of alleged heresy
Heresy
speaking against the doctrine of the church
Heretic
a person who speaks out against the doctrine of the church
Italian Renaissance
AD 1300
humanities (subjects) from greek and romans (classics)
Northern Renaissance
AD 1450-1500
it was focused on the Bible
Johann Gutenberg
he invented the moveable-type printing press
the gutenberg was the first bible printed (vulgate)
Erasmus
the most important or famous figure of the northern renaissance (scholar)
he printed the first copy of the new testament in greek
Martin Luther
university of Wittenberg- doctorate degree
"the just shall live by faith" found truth
was a monk, became a priest
wrote ninety-five theses protesting indulgences
Friar
Tetzel- was selling indulgences
Pope Leo X
built St. Peters cathedral
Protestant Reformation
the key movement of the modern age
Protestants
followers of the reformation
Diet of Augsburg
official church meeting
Papal Bull
the official declaration of the pope
Diet of Worms
was the official church meeting
Edict
official declaration of the emperor
Ulrich Zwinglingli
priest (reformer)
Cantons
divisions of switzerland
John Calvin
french protestant
wrote institutes of the Christian religion
John Knox
scottish protestant
renamed Geneva --> protestant rome
Anabaptists
means re-baptizer