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THE REFORMATION CONTINUES __Calvin Begins Another Protestant Church__ It expressed ideas about god, salvation and human nature It was a self-governing city of about 20,000 people. Calvin ran the city according to strict rules. He was the MR. T of the city fool! -Everyone attended religion class -No one wore birght clothing or played card games
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 * He grew up to have as much influence on Protestants as Luther did.
 * He would give order to the new faith that Luther had begun
 * Published a book called "Institutes of the Christian Religion."
 * CALVINISM- Religion based on Calvin's teachings
 * THEOCRACY- A Government controlled by religious leaders
 * In 1541 Protestans in Geneva and Switzerland asked Calvin to lead their city.
 * If your broke such rules then authorities would imprision, excummunicate or banish you

PRESBYTERIANS-Followers of Knox in making Calvanism Scotland's offical religion
 * In 1560 Protestant nobles led by Knox succeded

OTHER REFORMERS that all people should read it to discover thoes truths. Marguerite of Navaure protected John Valvin from being excuted for his beliefs where he lived in France.
 * Protestants taught that the Bible si the source of all truth about religion and
 * Many women played prominent roles in the feformation, especially from 1519-1580.

CATHOLIC REFORMATION - Helping Catholics to remain loyal

Oe great reformer was Ignatius of Loyola. In 1522 He began writing a booked called "Spiritual Exercises"

At the council of Trent, Catholic Bishops and Vardinals agreed on several doctrines: Any Christain who substituted his/her own interpretation was a heretic They were not saved by faith alone as Luther argued. powerful authorities for guiding Christian life. (But the false selling of indulgences was banned.)
 * The churches interpretation of the bible was final
 * Christans need faith and good works for salvation.
 * The bible and church tradition were equally
 * Indulgences were valid expressions of faith.

Two Popes of the 1500's Paul the 3rd and Paul the 4th

The reformation had enduring effects. Protestant churches flourished.

Throught its political and social effects, the reformation helped to set the stage for the modern world.