Differences of religious opinions between Catholicism/ Protestantism during the 17th Century.
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- Differences of religious opinions between Catholicism/ Protestantism during the 17th Century.
- Martin Luther and the Protestant reformation
- 95 thesis criticised corruption/ power of the Catholic institution
- 1517 pinned to to the door of a German Cathederal
- 95 thesis criticised corruption/ power of the Catholic institution
- Churches stress humility, quiet contemplation
- Emphasis on the word of God, rather than decoration which was seen as idolatrous/ distracting
- The bible is the fuundamental christian text, other books undermined it's authority
- Rejected the hierachy of Catholic leaders
- The importance of faith as a saving grace rather than priestly interference (confessing) or good works and church attendance
- The counter Reformation and the Council of Trent
- Campaign to reinforce authority/ restore unity of catholisism
- The Council of Trent- 1545-1563
- Organised by Pope Paul III, consisting of senior church bishops
- Clear narratives, key moment of the action, emotional style of expression to move the worshiper, church as the gateway to heaven, ecstasies martyrdoms and conversions.
- Organised by Pope Paul III, consisting of senior church bishops
- The Council of Trent- 1545-1563
- New religious orders formed to tech/ do good works in communities
- Creation of new saints, focus for spiritual renewal/ worship
- Campaign to reinforce authority/ restore unity of catholisism
- Church membership is key to any possibility of eternal life
- Architecture to tempt, pushing out into community space and illusional decoration.
- The belief in Purgatory lots of chapels paid for by individuals to reduce the waiting
- Pope is the 'Vicar of christ', takes place of Jesus at head of the church
- Martin Luther and the Protestant reformation
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