Transcript 2 Martin Luther

The Reformation
Martin Luther
The _________ was a movement to reform the
corruption of the ______ Church. It was
started in the year ___ by a German monk
named _____ _____. _____ was outraged by
many Church practices, especially the sale of
_________, and wrote them down in a
document called the __ _____. In protest,
_____ nailed the __ _____ to the door of the
Catholic Church in ________, Germany. When
the Catholic Church reacted harshly and
refused to reform, ______ started a new
section of Christianity called __________.
This new movement was called ________
because its followers were “protesting” the
1
failure of the Catholic Church to reform.
The Reformation was a movement to reform
the corruption of the ______ Church. It was
started in the year ___ by a German monk
named _____ _____. _____ was outraged by
many Church practices, especially the sale of
_________, and wrote them down in a
document called the __ _____. In protest,
_____ nailed the __ _____ to the door of the
Catholic Church in ________, Germany. When
the Catholic Church reacted harshly and
refused to reform, ______ started a new
section of Christianity called __________.
This new movement was called ________
because its followers were “protesting” the
1
failure of the Catholic Church to reform.
The Reformation was a movement to reform
the corruption of the Catholic Church. It was
started in the year ___ by a German monk
named _____ _____. _____ was outraged by
many Church practices, especially the sale of
_________, and wrote them down in a
document called the __ _____. In protest,
_____ nailed the __ _____ to the door of the
Catholic Church in ________, Germany. When
the Catholic Church reacted harshly and
refused to reform, ______ started a new
section of Christianity called __________.
This new movement was called ________
because its followers were “protesting” the
1
failure of the Catholic Church to reform.
The Reformation was a movement to reform
the corruption of the Catholic Church. It was
started in the year 1517 by a German monk
named _____ _____. _____ was outraged by
many Church practices, especially the sale of
_________, and wrote them down in a
document called the __ _____. In protest,
_____ nailed the __ _____ to the door of the
Catholic Church in ________, Germany. When
the Catholic Church reacted harshly and
refused to reform, ______ started a new
section of Christianity called __________.
This new movement was called ________
because its followers were “protesting” the
1
failure of the Catholic Church to reform.
The Reformation was a movement to reform
the corruption of the Catholic Church. It was
started in the year 1517 by a German monk
named Martin Luther. _____ was outraged by
many Church practices, especially the sale of
_________, and wrote them down in a
document called the __ _____. In protest,
_____ nailed the __ _____ to the door of the
Catholic Church in ________, Germany. When
the Catholic Church reacted harshly and
refused to reform, ______ started a new
section of Christianity called __________.
This new movement was called ________
because its followers were “protesting” the
1
failure of the Catholic Church to reform.
The Reformation was a movement to reform
the corruption of the Catholic Church. It was
started in the year 1517 by a German monk
named Martin Luther. Luther was outraged by
many Church practices, especially the sale of
_________, and wrote them down in a
document called the __ _____. In protest,
_____ nailed the __ _____ to the door of the
Catholic Church in ________, Germany. When
the Catholic Church reacted harshly and
refused to reform, ______ started a new
section of Christianity called __________.
This new movement was called ________
because its followers were “protesting” the
1
failure of the Catholic Church to reform.
The Reformation was a movement to reform
the corruption of the Catholic Church. It was
started in the year 1517 by a German monk
named Martin Luther. Luther was outraged by
many Church practices, especially the sale of
indulgences, and wrote them down in a
document called the __ _____. In protest,
_____ nailed the __ _____ to the door of the
Catholic Church in ________, Germany. When
the Catholic Church reacted harshly and
refused to reform, ______ started a new
section of Christianity called __________.
This new movement was called ________
because its followers were “protesting” the
1
failure of the Catholic Church to reform.
The Reformation was a movement to reform
the corruption of the Catholic Church. It was
started in the year 1517 by a German monk
named Martin Luther. Luther was outraged by
many Church practices, especially the sale of
indulgences, and wrote them down in a
document called the 95 Theses. In protest,
_____ nailed the __ _____ to the door of the
Catholic Church in ________, Germany. When
the Catholic Church reacted harshly and
refused to reform, ______ started a new
section of Christianity called __________.
This new movement was called ________
because its followers were “protesting” the
1
failure of the Catholic Church to reform.
The Reformation was a movement to reform
the corruption of the Catholic Church. It was
started in the year 1517 by a German monk
named Martin Luther. Luther was outraged by
many Church practices, especially the sale of
indulgences, and wrote them down in a
document called the 95 Theses. In protest,
Luther nailed the __ _____ to the door of the
Catholic Church in ________, Germany. When
the Catholic Church reacted harshly and
refused to reform, ______ started a new
section of Christianity called __________.
This new movement was called ________
because its followers were “protesting” the
1
failure of the Catholic Church to reform.
The Reformation was a movement to reform
the corruption of the Catholic Church. It was
started in the year 1517 by a German monk
named Martin Luther. Luther was outraged by
many Church practices, especially the sale of
indulgences, and wrote them down in a
document called the 95 Theses. In protest,
Luther nailed the 95 Theses to the door of the
Catholic Church in ________, Germany. When
the Catholic Church reacted harshly and
refused to reform, ______ started a new
section of Christianity called __________.
This new movement was called ________
because its followers were “protesting” the
1
failure of the Catholic Church to reform.
The Reformation was a movement to reform
the corruption of the Catholic Church. It was
started in the year 1517 by a German monk
named Martin Luther. Luther was outraged by
many Church practices, especially the sale of
indulgences, and wrote them down in a
document called the 95 Theses. In protest,
Luther nailed the 95 Theses to the door of the
Catholic Church in Wittenburg, Germany. When
the Catholic Church reacted harshly and
refused to reform, ______ started a new
section of Christianity called __________.
This new movement was called ________
because its followers were “protesting” the
1
failure of the Catholic Church to reform.
The Reformation was a movement to reform
the corruption of the Catholic Church. It was
started in the year 1517 by a German monk
named Martin Luther. Luther was outraged by
many Church practices, especially the sale of
indulgences, and wrote them down in a
document called the 95 Theses. In protest,
Luther nailed the 95 Theses to the door of the
Catholic Church in Wittenburg, Germany. When
the Catholic Church reacted harshly and
refused to reform, Luther started a new
section of Christianity called __________.
This new movement was called ________
because its followers were “protesting” the
1
failure of the Catholic Church to reform.
The Reformation was a movement to reform
the corruption of the Catholic Church. It was
started in the year 1517 by a German monk
named Martin Luther. Luther was outraged by
many Church practices, especially the sale of
indulgences, and wrote them down in a
document called the 95 Theses. In protest,
Luther nailed the 95 Theses to the door of the
Catholic Church in Wittenburg, Germany. When
the Catholic Church reacted harshly and
refused to reform, Luther started a new
section of Christianity called Protestantism.
This new movement was called ________
because its followers were “protesting” the
1
failure of the Catholic Church to reform.
The Reformation was a movement to reform
the corruption of the Catholic Church. It was
started in the year 1517 by a German monk
named Martin Luther. Luther was outraged by
many Church practices, especially the sale of
indulgences, and wrote them down in a
document called the 95 Theses. In protest,
Luther nailed the 95 Theses to the door of the
Catholic Church in Wittenburg, Germany. When
the Catholic Church reacted harshly and
refused to reform, Luther started a new
section of Christianity called Protestantism.
This new movement was called Protestant
because its followers were “protesting” the
1
failure of the Catholic Church to reform.
______ views began to spread quickly and
became very popular in northern Europe. Critics
of the Catholic Church thought Luther’s views
were the _______! You can remember Luther’s
views using this mnemonic. His first belief was
that the ___ was the ultimate authority, NOT
the ___. This challenged the ____’s authority.
Luther’s second belief was that all humans were
_____ before God. The Church said that the
Pope and other church officials were closer
than the average believer. Luther also said
that _______ was by faith alone, not by ____
works or buying ________. These beliefs gave
birth to the _______ Church, one of which
2
was named the ________ Church.
Luther’s views began to spread quickly and
became very popular in northern Europe. Critics
of the Catholic Church thought Luther’s views
were the _______! You can remember Luther’s
views using this mnemonic. His first belief was
that the ___ was the ultimate authority, NOT
the ___. This challenged the ____’s authority.
Luther’s second belief was that all humans were
_____ before God. The Church said that the
Pope and other church officials were closer
than the average believer. Luther also said
that _______ was by faith alone, not by ____
works or buying ________. These beliefs gave
birth to the _______ Church, one of which
2
was named the ________ Church.
Luther’s views began to spread quickly and
became very popular in northern Europe. Critics
of the Catholic Church thought Luther’s views
were the B.E.S.T.! You can remember Luther’s
views using this mnemonic. His first belief was
that the ___ was the ultimate authority, NOT
the ___. This challenged the ____’s authority.
Luther’s second belief was that all humans were
_____ before God. The Church said that the
Pope and other church officials were closer
than the average believer. Luther also said
that _______ was by faith alone, not by ____
works or buying ________. These beliefs gave
birth to the _______ Church, one of which
2
was named the ________ Church.
Luther’s views began to spread quickly and
became very popular in northern Europe. Critics
of the Catholic Church thought Luther’s views
were the B.E.S.T.! You can remember Luther’s
views using this mnemonic. His first belief was
that the Bible was the ultimate authority, NOT
the ___. This challenged the ____’s authority.
Luther’s second belief was that all humans were
_____ before God. The Church said that the
Pope and other church officials were closer
than the average believer. Luther also said
that _______ was by faith alone, not by ____
works or buying ________. These beliefs gave
birth to the _______ Church, one of which
2
was named the ________ Church.
Luther’s views began to spread quickly and
became very popular in northern Europe. Critics
of the Catholic Church thought Luther’s views
were the B.E.S.T.! You can remember Luther’s
views using this mnemonic. His first belief was
that the Bible was the ultimate authority, NOT
the Pope. This challenged the ____’s authority.
Luther’s second belief was that all humans were
_____ before God. The Church said that the
Pope and other church officials were closer
than the average believer. Luther also said
that _______ was by faith alone, not by ____
works or buying ________. These beliefs gave
birth to the _______ Church, one of which
2
was named the ________ Church.
Luther’s views began to spread quickly and
became very popular in northern Europe. Critics
of the Catholic Church thought Luther’s views
were the B.E.S.T.! You can remember Luther’s
views using this mnemonic. His first belief was
that the Bible was the ultimate authority, NOT
the Pope. This challenged the Pope’s authority.
Luther’s second belief was that all humans were
_____ before God. The Church said that the
Pope and other church officials were closer
than the average believer. Luther also said
that _______ was by faith alone, not by ____
works or buying ________. These beliefs gave
birth to the _______ Church, one of which
2
was named the ________ Church.
Luther’s views began to spread quickly and
became very popular in northern Europe. Critics
of the Catholic Church thought Luther’s views
were the B.E.S.T.! You can remember Luther’s
views using this mnemonic. His first belief was
that the Bible was the ultimate authority, NOT
the Pope. This challenged the Pope’s authority.
Luther’s second belief was that all humans were
equal before God. The Church said that the
Pope and other church officials were closer
than the average believer. Luther also said
that _______ was by faith alone, not by ____
works or buying ________. These beliefs gave
birth to the _______ Church, one of which
2
was named the ________ Church.
Luther’s views began to spread quickly and
became very popular in northern Europe. Critics
of the Catholic Church thought Luther’s views
were the B.E.S.T.! You can remember Luther’s
views using this mnemonic. His first belief was
that the Bible was the ultimate authority, NOT
the Pope. This challenged the Pope’s authority.
Luther’s second belief was that all humans were
equal before God. The Church said that the
Pope and other church officials were closer
than the average believer. Luther also said
that salvation was by faith alone, not by ____
works or buying ________. These beliefs gave
birth to the _______ Church, one of which
2
was named the ________ Church.
Luther’s views began to spread quickly and
became very popular in northern Europe. Critics
of the Catholic Church thought Luther’s views
were the B.E.S.T.! You can remember Luther’s
views using this mnemonic. His first belief was
that the Bible was the ultimate authority, NOT
the Pope. This challenged the Pope’s authority.
Luther’s second belief was that all humans were
equal before God. The Church said that the
Pope and other church officials were closer
than the average believer. Luther also said
that salvation was by faith alone, not by good
works or buying ________. These beliefs gave
birth to the _______ Church, one of which
2
was named the ________ Church.
Luther’s views began to spread quickly and
became very popular in northern Europe. Critics
of the Catholic Church thought Luther’s views
were the B.E.S.T.! You can remember Luther’s
views using this mnemonic. His first belief was
that the Bible was the ultimate authority, NOT
the Pope. This challenged the Pope’s authority.
Luther’s second belief was that all humans were
equal before God. The Church said that the
Pope and other church officials were closer
than the average believer. Luther also said
that salvation was by faith alone, not by good
works or buying indulgences. These beliefs gave
birth to the _______ Church, one of which
2
was named the ________ Church.
Luther’s views began to spread quickly and
became very popular in northern Europe. Critics
of the Catholic Church thought Luther’s views
were the B.E.S.T.! You can remember Luther’s
views using this mnemonic. His first belief was
that the Bible was the ultimate authority, NOT
the Pope. This challenged the Pope’s authority.
Luther’s second belief was that all humans were
equal before God. The Church said that the
Pope and other church officials were closer
than the average believer. Luther also said
that salvation was by faith alone, not by good
works or buying indulgences. These beliefs gave
birth to the Protestant Church, one of which
2
was named the ________ Church.
Luther’s views began to spread quickly and
became very popular in northern Europe. Critics
of the Catholic Church thought Luther’s views
were the B.E.S.T.! You can remember Luther’s
views using this mnemonic. His first belief was
that the Bible was the ultimate authority, NOT
the Pope. This challenged the Pope’s authority.
Luther’s second belief was that all humans were
equal before God. The Church said that the
Pope and other church officials were closer
than the average believer. Luther also said
that salvation was by faith alone, not by good
works or buying indulgences. These beliefs gave
birth to the Protestant Church, one of which
2
was named the Lutheran Church.