REL 1350 Lecture Notes - Lecture 26: Counter-Reformation, Reformation In Switzerland, Radical Reformation
21 Mar 2016
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Started as catechism developed on statement of reformed theology. Part of religious orders in paris-excited to swiss confederation. Recognized need for systematic theology (i. e. write down) Doctrine and beliefs: sacraments, transubstantiation (transform), consubstantiation: key concepts (bread and win join with body and blood), memorialism (zwinglian, asubstantiation), Catholic affirmation of key doctrines, authority of church tradition, semper eadem (always the same) People and institutes: society of jesus (jesuits), ignatius of loyola (spanish) Christians" ethics and events: council of trent (1545-1563) *know date. Practices and pieties: regions associated with the different traditions, padroado/patronato: the radical reformation faithful to scripture enough. Centered in zurich, breaking away from zwingli"s reforms in 1520s for not being radical or. Questions about separation of church and state. Break from traditional understandings of sacraments (no infant induction, voluntary: choose for self: catholic reformation, menno simmons (charts on canvas) Break from traditional understandings of church and political (secular) society.
