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1 SOCIETY DIVIDES OVER RELIGION CATHOLICSPROTESTANTS Those who continue to follow the teachings of the Catholic Church Those who follow the teachings of any other Christian sect aside from Catholicism

2 John Calvin  French humanist who started Protestant branch in Geneva, Switzerland  Believed people are sinful in nature  Future was predetermined- their was nothing they could do to change their destiny  Salvation came only from God`s grace- God chose who would be “saved”

3 Those who believed in John Calvin and his teachings started a new sect of Christianity known as…

4 Counter-Reformation  Catholic Church`s response to the Protestant Reformation in an attempt to bring members back to the Catholic Church  Founded by Ignatius of Loyola  Followers are called Jesuits  “Society of Jesus”  Renewed church`s emphasis of spirituality and service

5 The Council of Trent 1545, Church members decided to redefine some religious doctrines of the Catholic Church. 1. Addresses Abuses of church officials 2. Addressed Corruption 3. Training of Priests regulated 4. Addresses Financial Abuses 5. Sale of Indulgences abolished Basic structure of Church reaffirmed!

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