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| The Renaissance began when and where? |
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| A philosophy which makes man the center of all things is called what? |
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| That God is the Creator of the universe and the center of all things. |
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| The Renaissance stressed what? |
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| The classics during the Renaissance were considered to be the literature of ?? |
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| The "father of humanism" was ?? |
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| Petrarch insopired men to search for what? |
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| manuscripts throughout Europe |
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| The collection of short stories about Italian life during the early Renaissance was by whom and called what? |
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| By Boccaccio and called The Decameron |
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| A pioneer of modern textual criticism was whom? |
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| The "Donation of Constantine" was found to be what? |
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| Machiavelli's famous book was called what? |
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| Renaissnace artists began to use what? |
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| oil colors instead of water colors |
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| The universal genius of the Renaissance was whom? |
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| Michelangelo's most famous work in painting was where? |
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| in the Sistine Chapel within the Vatican in Rome |
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| What were two of Leonardo da Vinci's most famous paintings? |
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| Mona Lisa and The Last Supper |
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| What were three of Michelangelo's famous statues? |
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| The Renaissance painter who painted more than 700 pictures was whom? |
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| What is the greatest example of Renaissance architecture? |
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| What is Dante's most amous work? |
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| What is Chaucer's famous book? |
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| Who printed the first Bible on his printing press in 1454? |
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| What is Erasmus' most famous book called? |
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| Who were the pre-reformers? |
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| Those men who shared the convictions of the men involved in the Protestant Reformation, but who lived before the Reformation. |
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| What were the main issues raised by the reformers and pre-reformers were what? |
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| a.salvation through simple faith in Jesus Christ b.the authority of the Bible |
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| What three things are considered by many in the Roman Catholic Church as necessary for salvation? |
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| a.penance b.baptism c.taking Communion |
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| The Roman Catholic Church had come to equate church authority with what? |
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| the authority of the Bible |
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| Systematic persecution was called what? |
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| Who wrote a poem about the persecution of the Waldenses? |
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| John Wycliffe was called what? |
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| morning star of the Reformation |
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| John Wycliffe came to believe what? |
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| the Bible was the only authority in matters of faith |
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| John Huss criticized what? |
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| the corruption of the clergy |
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| John Huss criticized the selling of what? |
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| He believed the selling of indulgences as a practice contrary to the teachings of the Bible |
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| What happened to John Huss? |
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| He was burned at the stake in July of 1415. |
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| Erasmus did a great service to all true Christians by doing what? |
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| Editing and having the first printed Greek New Testament published. |
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| Erasmus' printed text was called what? |
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| Textus Receptus (or) Received Text |
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| Luther held what position much of his life? |
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| professor of Bible at the University of Wittenberg |
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| Who sold indulgences near Saxony and promised forgiveness of sin? |
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| THe study of which book of the Bible changed Luthor's life? |
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| Luther posted what on the door of the Castle Church at Wittenberg on October 31, 1517? |
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| After his break with Rome, Luther's efforts were directed toward what? |
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| Establishing a consistent doctrinal position, and safeguarding the Reformation from going to extremes. |
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| doctrine writer and teacher |
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| The Reformation ws led in German-speaking Switzerland by whom? |
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| Who were the two men who led the Reformation in French-speaking Switzerland? |
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| What is Calvin's famous book called? |
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| Institutes of the Christian Religion |
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| What is the system of thought that has grown out of Calvin's writings? |
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| What was the English Reformation related to? |
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| the monarchy and English nationalism |
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| Who translated Erasmus' Greek New Testament into English? |
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| Elizabeth I was the daughter of whom? |
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