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| A movement for religious reform |
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| The church was charging people money to be "forgiven" so they could eventually go to Heaven |
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*Led by Martin Luther
*Seperated from the Catholic Church |
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*Princes who supported Martin Luther over the Pope
*These protesting princes became known as protestants
*Protestant was the name eventually given to Christians who belonged to a non-Catholic church |
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*1555
*Agreement that the princes agreed upon
* The agreement states that the ruler would decide the religion of the state |
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To set aside
Ex. A marriage can be annulled |
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*Church of England
*Led by Elizabeth I
*Named the only legal church in England |
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*Posted by Martin Luther
*Noted the 95 theses or issues he had with both the church and the selling of indulgences |
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*Led by John Calvin
*Believed in predestination
*Said that men and women are sinful by nature and God only saves a few people
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| A government controlled by religious leaders |
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Catholic cardinals and bishops agreed on several doctrines including:
1. The churches interpretation of the Bible was final.
2. The Bible and the Church should guide Christian life
3. Selling of indulgences was banned |
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