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    developed through the dark ages of the medieval period. The Vulgate remains the official Bible of The Roman Catholic Church (Harris 31-32). The protestant canon differs from the Roman Catholic canon. The protestant Bible is seven books shorter that the Roman Catholic Bible. Martin Luther removed the seven books and placed them in the appendix during the reformation of the church‚ which began in 1517. The books remained I the appendix until 1826 when they were removed all together. Luther ’s German translation

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    growing feud increased the most during the Protestant Reformation‚ which was indirectly created by Marin Luther. Luther wanted to alter the teachings of the Catholic Church‚ which he saw as corrupt‚ he wanted people to create their own interpretations of the bible. In Europe‚ Queen Mary I was faithful to the Church and executed all Protestants she saw unfit. After her death‚ Queen Elizabeth I‚ arose to the throne‚ where she re-claimed England as a Protestant country‚ while persecuting all Catholics

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    the Divinity of Jesus‚ the importance of Jesus death in the salvation of humanity‚ and the need we have for grace to save us from our sins. Protestantism formed from the split with the Roman Catholic Church during the Reformation in the 16th century. The Catholic‚ Protestant‚ and Orthodox churches all fall under the umbrella of Christianity. At the very centre of Christianity is the belief that there is a God. God is seen as an ever-present‚ omnipotent being who created the universe and mankind

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    theology‚ priest‚ monk‚ and a seminal figure in the Protestant Reformation. Martin Luther rejected several teachings and practices of the Roman Catholic Church. He strongly fought with the church on views of indulgences. He even wrote ninety- five theses on the power of indulgence‚ which made people think about the other lies the Catholic Church had made them believe. The people who revolted against the church were called Protestants. Protestant were followers of the Christian Church that separated

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    the peasants pressed that their actions were based on the christian‚ (Lutheran)‚ teachings brought on by the Protestant Reformation. This can be seen in documents 3‚ and 8. In document 3‚ the peasant speaker states‚ with clear Lutheran views‚ that they have a godly equality that portrays they are as holy as the emperor‚ and that he should free them. This shows that the Protestant Reformation was indeed a cause of the revolts. However‚ the peasants showed Christian behavior‚ as to not be hypocritical

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    still infested with independent lordships right up until the 17th century and were divided between German speaking Dutch in the north 2 East and French speaking Walloons (people from the area of modern day Belgium) in the south west. The reformation in the Netherlands was an international religious and political event with the seventeen provinces of the Low Countries against the ardent Catholics supported by Charles V and then his son Philip II of the Spanish Empire. The seventeen provinces

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    has come to see faith as he thinks is correct and who is striving to open the eyes of his fellow believers. Place and Time Martin Luther’s Address of the Christian Nobility was written in 1520 in Germany. This was the beginning of the Protestant Reformation of which he was very involved. It was during the Renaissance and people were beginning to second guess the catholic church. Especially princes of lands because they did not like having to be under the ultimate rule of a “Holy Roman Emperor

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    Assignment 1 1. The religious differences in France lead to a civil war by dividing the state into two distinct sides: one that supported the monarch and was Catholic and one that was antimonarchic and Protestant. Violence was incited through religious ceremonies and the destruction of churches highlighted how the religion differences further divided France then before and led to the want for one religion to prevail because each thought the other was blasphemous. The nobles that used Protestantism

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    change‚ such as the repudiation of tenets of the councils of Nicaea and Chalcedon. The presence of a printing press in a city by 1500 made Protestant adoption by 1600 far more likely. In Switzerland‚ the schooling of the reformers and especially those of Zwingli and Calvin had a huge effect‚ despite the constant fights between the different divisions of the Reformation. Contrary to happenings in Germany‚ a motion began in the Swiss Confederation with the direction of Huldrych Zwingli. Although the two

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    History 101 The Renaissance paved the way for numerous other eras such as The Protestant Reformation‚ the Scientific Revolution and The Enlightenment. The Renaissance brought on the idea of Individualism and how educating yourself and believing in yourself could make a better world. The Renaissance helped change personal views of one’s self and the world. The Renaissance is portrayed by a number of different ideas about Life and humanity‚ some of which are Individualism‚ secularism‚ and humanism

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