Christian Humanism - answer-Movement in Northern Europe in late Fifteenth century. Combined interests in the early Italian Renaissance with sources of early Christianity.
Desiderius Erasmus's The Praise of Folly - answer-Erasmus engaged in humorous yet effective criticism of the most corrupt pra...
AP Euro Chapter 13- Reformation
Christian Humanism - answer-Movement in Northern Europe in late Fifteenth century. Combined
interests in the early Italian Renaissance with sources of early Christianity.
Desiderius Erasmus's The Praise of Folly - answer-Erasmus engaged in humorous yet effective criticism
of the most corrupt practices of his own society. He was harsh on the abuses within the ranks of the
clergy.
Thomas More's Utopia - answer-More's famous work was Utopia. This masterpiece is an account of the
idealistic life and institutions of the community of Utopia and imaginary island in the discovered New
World.
Pluralism and Absenteeism - answer-Pluralism- Practice of holding several church offices simultaneously;
a problem of the late medieval church.
Absenteeism- Bishops and high ranking memebers of the clergy often held several different offices and
were often never in their own churches. they sometimes even paid priest a small percent of their salary
to preach in their place.
Thomas a Kempis' Imitation of Christ - answer-Thomas a Kempis wrote "truly, at the day of judgement
we shall not be examined by what we have read, but what we have done, not how well we have spoken,
but how religiously we have lived.:
The sacraments - answer-Catholic's means of receiving God's grace; confession offered the opportunity
to have one sin's forgiven.
Martin Luther - answer-Deeply religious man. He split with a church that did not fit the traditional
teachings of the late medieval church.
Salvation by faith - answer-People made deserving of salvation. Humans are not saved through good
works but by the grace of God.
Priesthood of all believers - answer-Christian Doctrine saying that Christians share a common priesthood
Johann Tetzel and indulgences - answer-The response to Luther were abuses in selling indulgences
Ninety-Five Theses - answer-Publication of Luther's to mark the beginning of the Reformation.
The Edict of Worms - answer-Catholic Church and Charles V banning the writings of Martin Luther and
labeling him as enemy of the state.
The Peasants' War, 1524 - answer-Peasants War was a series of uprisings by German peasants who were
suffering from economic changes they did comprehend. Led by religious leaders, revolts quickly became
entangled with religious set in motion by Luther's defiance of the church.
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