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Say one belief that both Calvinists and Lutheranists shared.
Both religions believe that faith alone was enough for salvation.
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Say two practices presents in the Godly behavior
Not commiting crimes, not playing cards, not drinking alcohol and not lying.
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What is a heretic person?
Who did not agree with the interpretation of the Bible
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seesaw
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fairy
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gift
Win 20 points!
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thief
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trap
No points!
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gift
Win 10 points!
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fairy
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baam
Lose 20 points!
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True or false: Pope Paul V was the responsible for the Council of Trent
False.
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TRUE OF FALSE: The 95 theses is considered the beginning of Calvinism.
False
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After being accused of heresy, John Calvin had to move from France. Where did he go?
Geneva, in Switzerland.
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When did happen the council of trent?
16th century
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Why was Pope Paul III so important to the council?
He was the person in charge of the Council of Trent.
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lifesaver
Give 25 points!
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gift
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gift
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baam
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John Calvin not always criticized the church. In the year of 1533 there was an specific fact that make him change. What fact was this?
He experienced a "sudden conversion".
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What are the indulgences?
Divine pardons sold to people.
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What was the main source for Christian faith?
The Bible
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Say the two main intentions of the Council of Trent
was stopping the ideas and practices of Protestantism. Also, to change some leaders of the Church.
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Why did the Council of Trent happen?
As a reaction to the protestantism and reformation
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