Ben Cross
The act of supremecy: was passed through english parliament by queen elizabeth. Got rid of all of mary's previous acts and her fathers ones. Which orginal gave o much power to the monarchy. This helped deffine hersy against the church more thoughouly. This act also declared elizabeth supreme leader of the church of england.
Anabaptist: waration of prostantism belived in pacism tolerence adult baptism and many things that where thought down on by other religions. Many of these beliefs are used today through out all religions
Angelicasm: the religion mostly followed in renaissance england. Follows many the beliefs held by the catholic church. The middle ground in beliefs between cathlicosism and protasism. Is not ruled by a grand person on anything just all churches join together and form a communion
antinomiam: Was a follower of a sect in the 16th that believed that "to the pure, all things are pure". Which meant they believed , because they were pure, they could do any revolting thing they wanted and still be certain of salvation. So in other words they where immune form gods punishment.
Robert brown: Was the founder of brownist, born in rutland,england learned at stamford. First suceder of the church of england, first to found congretional principles died in north hampton and imprisoned for assulting a constable
Brownist: followers of robert browne, wanted congressional form for the church of england. Failed and he tried to set up a congressional church but also failed at that
John Calvin: prostant reformer created a reigion based on predestination where you fate was decided for you at birth. Acts of sin where punish with cruel physcal punishment. Created a society based around it in geneva. Belived in a multi person rule in his town based on leaders godly ness. Born 1509 died 1564. had a law degree. Died from physical aliments. Wrote books writings on his beliefs and philoshpys.
Consubstantion: a doctrine that tries to explain christian eucharist. Tells that during sacrement christs body is along side the bread and wine. Thus you eat the bread becoming part of christ
Covenant: im simple terms its a promise to a person god or human to do what ever it is the promise ask you to fulfill. Sumtimes invloles a group of people or just single person
42 articles of religion: where the attempt by crammer to make the angelican belief and rules system summerized so each person can get a brief idea of the religion faiths that are involved. Became the base for the 39 articles of religion later intraduced to the people
Diet of worms: assembly of the church in 1521. held on a small town by the rhine rvier. It was held to hope the martin luther would take back his views and reurn to the church. This Did not happen so he ended up being excommunicated.
Johan eck: defender of the catholic church in the 16th century, and theologian. He was theo ne to argue that luther beliefs where like huss beliefs. He showed luther all his works during the hearing on his excommunication and luther said yes. Basically he was the big talker for the emporer during this hearing.
Edict of nantes: declared in 1598 this gave the french protestants, huguenots rightsi n the country more than just being heretics. Basically declared speperate state from religion on how these people where to be teated.
edict of worms:pope declared luther a outlaw and heretic, made it a crime for anyone in germany to help him. Banned hi writings, also anyone could kill luther if they wanted.
excommuntication: when the pope decided he doesnt want you to be in his church and cuts you of from god and the chruch
Huguenots: the french version of calvinist and where in constant fighting with the catholic part of france.
John Huss:Religious thinking and his followers where known as hussites. He was burned at the stake 1415 after being excommunicated in 1411. he was condemned by the council of constance. His works greatly influenced protestanism and martin luther himself. Considered a hero in this time to catholics and such
spiritual excersies:are a set of meditations prayers mental excersises aviable by book. Their meant to be carried out over a month. Written to enhance a persons strength and such with roman catholic aspects.
the institutes: Where a bunch or legal books and law books
ignatuis de loyola: was the first and founding general of the society of jesus. Religious order in the catholic church. He wrote spiritual excersises for the people. Fought the protestantism reformation with vigor and bravado.feast for him on july31 annually.