The Reformation by Zachary Koelsch

The 5 Solas

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The 5 Solas distinguished the beliefs of the early reformers from the Roman Catholic Church

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The Reformation made the bible accessible in other languages other than Latin including, English, German and French

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The Reformation didn't know if the Catholic Church claim was true about being the only way into heaven. It exposed the church's leadership

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The Reformation led to the modernization of the states it fixed the relationships between the states and individuals and the sovereignty of a single ruler

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Henry VIII created the Church of England in 1534, which incorporated Lutheran values.

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Europe became divided along confessional, as well as gained territorial lines and became unified

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This led to increased labor productivity and business relationships and competition with other buisnesses

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When monasteries were closed down their property was confiscated this allowed tenants of the churches to become independent owners

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The reformation affected trade in Europe because when dealing with countries on the lower side weren't an option

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He translated the bible from Latin into German while in hiding which helped people read it in their own language

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Martin Luther wrote the 95 theses which challenged the Catholic Church practices, he believed salvation was a gift from God and not that could be bought or earned

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Martin Luther divided Christianity by his teachings into Protestantism and Catholicism

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Calvinism was the basis for theocracies in New England. And provided new ideas for Martin Luther too.

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He influenced the Presbyterian Church in Scotland. Calvinism had a strong influence on the Presbyterian Church in Scotland.

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John Calvin created a new way too view the Church. He encouraged the study of Gods worked instead of giving and shouting power for the individuals of the church to hear.