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1. Write your name, number, and the theses you were assigned in the title section.

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1. Write your name, number, and the theses you were assigned in the title section.

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2. Write your interpretation of the theses in the section below.
3. Like and comment on two theses from one of your peers. (One that is not commented on yet). In your comment 1. Revise your peers' interpretation if needed and comment on how this thesis relates to yours.

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Sumayah, 95, "And let them thus be more confident of entering heaven through many tribulations rather than through a false assurance of peace."

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Sumayah, 95, "And let them thus be more confident of entering heaven through many tribulations rather than through a false assurance of peace."

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Priest shouldn't be lying to people and telling them that if they pay 'x' amount of money, their sins will be erased or their punishment will be lessened. It should be left up to these people to actually put in the work and repent for sins/just don't sin. Knowing that you did what you were supposed to do or at least try your best is better than living on lies. Self confidence/assurance > external lies.

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Taniyah, 84, " Again: Surely this is a new sort of compassion, on the part of God and the pope, when an impious man, an enemy of God, is allowed to pay money to redeem a devout soul, a friend of God; while yet that devout and beloved soul is not allowed to be redeemed without payment, for love’s sake, and just because of its need of redemption.

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Taniyah, 84, " Again: Surely this is a new sort of compassion, on the part of God and the pope, when an impious man, an enemy of God, is allowed to pay money to redeem a devout soul, a friend of God; while yet that devout and beloved soul is not allowed to be redeemed without payment, for love’s sake, and just because of its need of redemption.

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God and the pope are generous allowing sinner to pay money in order to erase the sins committed by someone who is close with God, but if no one pays for the devout soul sin they can't be redeem for their actions, and they are doing this out of love and just because they need redemption.

The church was manipulating scared people who screwed up think that they has a chance to erase their sins by paying a small few. That is cruel thing to do to someone because more than likely they will get punished for their sin, and there is nothing anyone can do about it.

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Tahiyah, 90, "These questions are serious matters of conscience to the laity. To suppress them by force alone, and not to refute them by giving reasons, is to expose the church and the pope to the ridicule of their enemies, and to make Christian people unhappy."

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Tahiyah, 90, "These questions are serious matters of conscience to the laity. To suppress them by force alone, and not to refute them by giving reasons, is to expose the church and the pope to the ridicule of their enemies, and to make Christian people unhappy."

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The questions that arose were moral questions that applied to the ordinary people, the people that weren't experts nor professionals. It is suggested that the people suppress the church (using force alone), expose the pope/church to the derision (anger) of the people, and inflict unhappiness in the Christian community. All without providing answers to questions that may arise. The purpose of these acts can be seen as a "punishment" it is a form of retaliation on the Pope/Church for the lies and hurt they may have caused.

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Brianna Rivera, 41, “Papal indulgences should only be preached with caution; lest people gain a wrong understanding, and think that they are preferable to other works: those of love.” 

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Brianna Rivera, 41, “Papal indulgences should only be preached with caution; lest people gain a wrong understanding, and think that they are preferable to other works: those of love.” 

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Receiving or buying forgiveness for your sins or for whatever you need the pope’s indulgences for should come last and should not be preached over other things one can do if repentful, especially since people start believing one could actually buy forgiveness. Someone seeking forgiveness should first earn these pardons from good works, works of charity, that are selfless, and help others in need.

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Emelyn Toapanta, 43, "Christians should be taught that one who gives to the poor, or lends to the needy, does a better action than if he purchases indulgences."

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Emelyn Toapanta, 43, "Christians should be taught that one who gives to the poor, or lends to the needy, does a better action than if he purchases indulgences."

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Purchasing indulgences for yours sin is not what god wants the people to do. Giving to others in need is more beneficial than trying to fix something that you already did wrong. He wants us to be generous to others because that is what is more important to him. He wants for us to be good people and help others. God is trying to give humans right morals. God is the only one who can forgive us and judge us, he is the one who sees our mistakes.

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Inacio Aires- 89. "Since the pope, by his pardons, seeks the salvation of souls rather than money, why does he suspend the indulgences and pardons granted heretofore, since these have equal efficacy?"

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Inacio Aires- 89. "Since the pope, by his pardons, seeks the salvation of souls rather than money, why does he suspend the indulgences and pardons granted heretofore, since these have equal efficacy?"

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This thesis is explaining how the pope is displaying that all he wants from the indulgences is to save the people and not for the money except this wouldn't be true because he suspended the indulgences and pardons so it doesn't make sense.

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Jahkai, 66, ¨The treasures of the indulgences are the nets today which they use to fish for men of wealth.¨ 

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Jahkai, 66, ¨The treasures of the indulgences are the nets today which they use to fish for men of wealth.¨ 

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The indulgences are reffered to as nets to show that the priest and the church are using the indulgences to trap the wealthy. The wealthy continued to sin because they thought that their sins would be ignored if they payed the church.

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Juliana Reyes.C (45)-"Christians should be taught that he who sees a needy person, but passes him by although he gives money for indulgences, gains no benefit from the pope’s pardon, but only incurs the wrath of God."

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Juliana Reyes.C (45)-"Christians should be taught that he who sees a needy person, but passes him by although he gives money for indulgences, gains no benefit from the pope’s pardon, but only incurs the wrath of God."

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To give money for your forgiveness, in order to remove your sin but not give money to somebody in need that would redeem your sins is a selfish act. Otherwise it's for the benefit and selfish act of not wanting to pay the price. Be willing to redeem your actions properly because you truly believe rather than seeking redemption in avoidance of hell.

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Umme Huni (28) "It is certainly possible that when the money clinks in the bottom of the chest avarice and greed increase; but when the church offers intercession, all depends on the will of God."

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Umme Huni (28) "It is certainly possible that when the money clinks in the bottom of the chest avarice and greed increase; but when the church offers intercession, all depends on the will of God."

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It’s possible that money can create greed and desire for materialistic things in one’s heart and they can become corrupt but when they need God’s help and forgiveness, it will be all up to him to decide if they deserve help and forgiveness. I think it’s saying that money can possibly make you lose yourself completely and turn your heart towards evil desires for materialistic things and cause you to sin but you should remember that you might need God’s help at some point and he knows if your heart is corrupted or not, therefore he can choose to help you or not depending on your good and bad deeds.

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Karol Quinde, 6: " The pope himself cannot remit guilt, but only declare and confirm that it has been remitted by God; or, at most, he can remit it in cases reserved to his discre-tion.  Except for these cases, the guilt remains un-touched. '

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Karol Quinde, 6: " The pope himself cannot remit guilt, but only declare and confirm that it has been remitted by God; or, at most, he can remit it in cases reserved to his discre-tion.  Except for these cases, the guilt remains un-touched. '

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This thesis explains how only god can forgive. The pope has nothing to do with this and the only thing they can do is reassure people that God has forgived them. He wants for it to be known that the pope can't forgive your sins and they only thing he has been doing is claiming that god has forgiven them. God is the only one who has the power to forgive your sins or whatever you have done.

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Ashley Dutan (24) "It must therefore be the case that the major part of the people are deceived by that indiscriminate and high-sounding promise of  relief from penalty."

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Ashley Dutan (24) "It must therefore be the case that the major part of the people are deceived by that indiscriminate and high-sounding promise of  relief from penalty."

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The thesis claims that the pope and church use a method of deceiving people in general by continuously suggesting that their sins will be washed away and are promised  that they are forgiven for all sins they committed, and will no longer be held responsible for their acts, as long as they pay a certain amount of money. Many people fell for deception, which allowed the church to continue to abuse them and make more of a profit, while promising that their faults and sins are erased.

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Juan Molina 42, Christians are to be taught that the pope does not intend that the buying of indulgences should in any way be compared with works of mercy

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Juan Molina 42, Christians are to be taught that the pope does not intend that the buying of indulgences should in any way be compared with works of mercy

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The theses I got is basically saying that people should be told that the donations or payment of x money shouldn't be seen as a way of forgiveness or a way to heaven. As the pope cannot decide who goes to heaven and who doesn't nor who is forgiven as only god can.

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Jenilka, 14, "Defective piety or love in a dying person is nesseccarily accomponied by great fear, which is greastest where the piety and love is least."

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Jenilka, 14, "Defective piety or love in a dying person is nesseccarily accomponied by great fear, which is greastest where the piety and love is least."

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I think this means that he supports fear in ruling and how it can be more beneficial compared to love. He says how although both can be found in one person, love can lack when compared to fear according to him.

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Salvador Zepeda (28), It is certainly possible that when the money clinks in the bottom of the chest avarice and greed increase;but when the church offers intercession, all depends on the will of God.

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Salvador Zepeda (28), It is certainly possible that when the money clinks in the bottom of the chest avarice and greed increase;but when the church offers intercession, all depends on the will of God.

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This theses is stating that the priests of the church usually just gets interested when money is involved. The theses wants to prove that when donations are involved, they get interested for more, however, if it has to do with anything else, they just tell them to pray it to god and hope that all things go well.

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Maria Araujo, 13, ¨Death puts an end to all the claims of the church; eventhe dying are already dead to the canon laws, and areno longer bound by them.¨

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Maria Araujo, 13, ¨Death puts an end to all the claims of the church; eventhe dying are already dead to the canon laws, and areno longer bound by them.¨

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Theses 13 is basically saying that once you have died, you are freed from all of your responsibilities from the church. It also means that everything that you are involved with or anything that you have done while at the church, or the ¨claim¨ they all end when you have passed. You basically cut ties when you die.

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Sanaa Griffin, 27 There is no divine authority for preaching that the soulflies out of purgatory immediately the money clinksin the bottom of the chest.

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Sanaa Griffin, 27 There is no divine authority for preaching that the soulflies out of purgatory immediately the money clinksin the bottom of the chest.

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I believe this means that their is no such thing as  divine authority unless its god. meaning that nobody can live up and be like that in any way