CATH 1190 Lecture Notes - Lecture 15: John Calvin, Anabaptism, Calvinism

• School: University of Manitoba
• Department: Catholic Studies
• Course: CATH 1190
• Professor: Meredith Bacola

Document Summary

Guide questions: be able to show how further fragmentation resulted the reforms of martin luther, outline 3 aspects of reform that were debated by the council at trent. Holy orders not necessary he had a group of nuns who smuggled themselves in a barrel. 11th century, schism east and west split 1204 4th crusade. Individuals can interpret scripture: scripture is the best way to become a follower of jesus, adult baptism. 6: shared communal living; property and labour, no military service or oath swearing, modern denominations: mennonites, amish, quakers, baptists. Church of england: kept sacraments but lost hierarchy, modern denominations: anglicans, episcopalians, methodists. Henry viii stoop down to rule the country pope was not the leader the king is the ruler of everything. Puritans: viewed that the rulers are more focused on politics than in religion, believed secular society should be ruled by religious leaders, left to found new colonies, modern denominations: congregationalists, disciples of christ, united church of christ.