| BACKGROUND & GENERAL KNOWLEDGE | THE AUGSBURG CONFESSION | THE TETRAPOLITAN CONFESSION | THE CONFUTATIO PONTIFICIA | FAMOUS FIGURES OF THE REFORMATION |
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The Anabaptists.
This exclusive group of self proclaimed believers are problematic for their beliefs surrounding baptism.
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What is Lutheran Reform.
This is the ideology supporters of the Augsburg Confession believe in.
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The cities of Strasburg, Constance, Memmingen, and Lindau.
These are the four cities that came together to comprise the Tetrapolitan Confession.
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The Pope's Response.
Confutatio Pontificia is latin for this.
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Martin Luther.
Author of the 95 Theses.
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The Holy Roman Emperor. Not subject to any princes, dukes, or bishops. Largely governed itself with its own unique form of government.
Augsburg as a "Free Imperial City" was under the jurisdiction of ______ during the time period of the reformation.
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What is the body (bread) and blood (wine) of Christ.
This is what Melanchton is referring to when it reads "of both kinds."
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Those that "bind the conscience" or are contrary to scripture.
These traditions are the ones the Tetrapolitan Confession takes issue with.
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Literal Transubstantiation.
While the Augsburg Confession cites that the body and blood of Christ are present in the Lord's Supper the Confutatio Pontificia insists on _______.
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Pope Clement VII.
Active Pope in 1531.
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200 pfenig (pennies).
1 Gulden equals this many pfenig (pennies).
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Marriage was meant to be utilized by all of humanity. "Man's nature is gradually growing weaker." etc.
This is the reasoning the Augsburg Confession gives for reforming policy on the marriage of priests.
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Images and statues should not be worshiped. The use of art is free, but it is up to a Christian to determine whether the image or statue presents any issues for themselves or others.
This is what the Tetrapolitan Confession says should be done about statues and images of the church.
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Lay communion under one form (bread & not wine).
"Christ is under each form, and is received no less under one form than under two." The Pope is defending ________.
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Emperor Charles V.
Threatens to invade Augsburg.
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Firms of merchants and bankers.
These two types of firms made up a great majority of the economic wealth in Augsburg.
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Saints can be seen as role models, but must not be worshiped.
This is the role the Augsburg Confession thinks saints should play in following the faith.
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Baptism and the Lord's Supper.
These two sacraments are considered "chief" in the Tetrapolitan Confession.
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Pope Caliztus decided thirteen hundred years before the reformation that priests should not marry. Once there were enough Christians willing to become priests they completely turned to priest celibacy.
This is why the marriage of priests is forbidden according to the Confutatio Pontificia.
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The Fugger Family.
Wealthiest and most influential family of merchants in Augsburg.
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Overturn the decision with a majority vote within the LDC.
The Lord's Drinking Club has the power to do this to any decision made by the city council.
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The false notion that good works will achieve salvation.
This is Luther's main concern in regards to faithful people following traditions of the church such as fasting.
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In the Tetrapolitan Confession baptism is much more about symbolically joining a community of believers rather than about removing original sin.
This is a primary difference between the Augsburg and Tetrapolitan confessions' take on baptism
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Obedience. Dangers of disobedience.
This is a theme in the Pope's defense for traditions of fasting.
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Johann Schilling.
Sparked a revolt in Augsburg (1524).
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