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1 Do Now Predict ways in which the Church will react to the new ideals of the Renaissance. – Positive? Negative? Why?

2 Setting the Stage Renaissance = Individual Shift toward secular Printing Press spreads ideas

3 The Church Corruption Clergy are flawed – Priests – Popes Patron of Arts Extravagant lifestyles Concerned with worldly matters – Marriage, drinking, gambling, Greed

4 Key People Wycliffe & Hus challenge papal power – Christ is head of Church – Seek guidance in the Bible Erasmus & More call for reform – Christian humanists – What must society do to achieve “Utopia”

5 Roots of Reform Germany Independent kingdoms No central authority Difficult to impose papal power Merchants and kings refuse to pay Church taxes

6 Martin Luther Lawyer turned clergy Spoke out against Church Indulgence Johann Tetzel 95 Theses – Castle church at Wittenberg – 1517 A.D. Work was copied by printing press and distributed throughout Germany

7 Luther’s Reforms Based on 3 major ideas – Salvation through faith and God’s forgiveness – Church teaching based solely on Bible – People were equals (priests did not need to interpret the Bible for you)

8 Church Response Initially seen as insignificant Support ^ = Church concern ^ 1520 A.D. Pope Leo X threatens excommunication and eventually does H.R.E. Charles V detains Luther and wants him to recant but Luther does not German princes and Holy Roman Emperor divided on Luther – Luther is decreed an outlaw and heretic

9 Supported Frederick the Wise of Saxony supports and grants refuge Luther translates Bible into vernacular (German) Peasant adopt ideas – Lutherans Peasant revolt – Luther disagrees

10 Conflict Princes agree to resist Luther’s teaching – Supporters protest this agreement – Protestants – non-catholic Charles V goes to war with Protestant princes Wins but princes refuse to re-enter Catholic Church Calls all princes to a meeting in Augsburg – Peace of Augsburg – Princes can decide religion of each state

11 Activity Group Discussion (Groups of 5) Address the following questions: – To what extent, has Martin Luther’s influence had an effect on world history? – Has Luther influenced your life in any way? – What major ideas of the Renaissance has Luther exemplified?

12 Homework Pg. 494 questions 1, 2, 3, and 4.


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