Church History 2 study guide
4:
From Notes:
Generally speaking, what was
the common desire of all 16th century reformers?
Who was Bartholomew de Las Casas and where did he work?
Who became a great advocate
for the native Americans?
Of what group did Pope Paul
III state that they were to “lay their bones in almost every country under the
known world”?
Who was the Jesuit missionary
who worked first in India and then later in Japan?
What were some of the
revolutionary practices advocated by the Jesuits in Japan?
What happened to Christianity
in Japan in the 17th century?
Know biographical info. about Matteo Ricci.
What became the pattern of
Jesuit missions? What problem did this lead to?
Who was Roberto de Nobili?
North Readings:
Who was
the wife of Henry VIII and mother of Mary?
What was the fate of William
Tyndale?
Who received the title
“Defender of the Faith” and why?
Who was Henry’s Chancellor
who hoped to be pope?
Who was the new Archbishop of
Canterbury who supported Henry’s position?
According to North, what was
the change Henry made in the church in England and how did the upheaval in
England contrast with the reform on the continent?
What was the significance of
the 1549 Book of Common Prayer?
Who was responsible for the
executions of Latimer, Ridley, and Cranmer?
What are the Thirty-Nine
Articles?
Know about Patrick Hamilton.
Who was Mary, Queen of Scots,
and what was her significance?
What was the attitude of
Kings James I toward the “pilgrims”?
Who were Thomas Torquemada,
St. Teresa of Avila, and Ignatius Loyola?
What 16th century
Catholic was known for writing books on mystical experiences, established
several reformed monasteries, and was a major influence in uplifting the piety
of the common people?
Who were known as the “shock
troops” of the papacy?
Who was the first of the
reforming popes?
What was the “defenestration
of Prague” and why was it significant?
Who became known as the
Moravian Brethren?
Who were the Huguenots?
What was the St.
Bartholomew’s Massacre?
Who was Henry of Navarre?
What was the Edict of Nantes?
Who revoked it?
According to North, what
ended religion as an issue in international conflict in Europe?
What was the Edict of Nantes?
During the time of the
Protestant reformation what was all Protestant missionary activity directly
related to, according to North?
Who was the 16th
century Roman Catholic Missionary to Japan?
What was Matthew Ricci known
for?
What monastic order was
dissolved in 1773, dealing a severe blow to Roman Catholic missions
efforts?
Questions from Chadwick
Who was Thomas Cromwell?
What did the 1534 Act of
Supremacy declare?
What Archbishop stating that
his oath of fidelity to the Pope was not binding if it was against the laws of
God or the realm?
What does Chadwick consider
the most disastrous act of Queen Mary’s reign?
Who was the first of the
Protestants to be burned during Mary’s reign?
What were the results in
England of Mary’s persecution of the reformers?
Who was the daughter of Anne
Boleyn?
Who succeeded Mary as Queen
of England?
Who was Cardinal Ximenes? What university did he create?
What was the Polyglot Bible?
What religious order does
Chadwick consider to be second to the Jesuits as a great religious order of the
Counter-Reformation?
What would be the single
theme running through the endeavors of the Catholic Reformation?
What contrast does Chadwick
draw between Luther and Loyola?
Who were Contarini
and Caraffa? How were they different? Which became
Pope Paul IV?
What was the difference
between what the Pope and Emperor wanted the council of Trent to deal with?
What did the council of Trent
declare about the value of the unwritten traditions?
According to Chadwick what
was the most important of all measures decreed by the Council of Trent?
What were the “Reductions”?
What method of conversion did
Xavier follow?
What religious order was
known for accommodating to the customs and beliefs of non-Christians?
In what country was there
near total spectacular and calamitous destruction of the Christian church
through persecution?
Where was the center of
organization and advice for French Huguenots?
What was the Colloquy of Poissy and what was the result?
What set off the “Wars of
Religion”?
What does Chadwick refer to
as the “tragedy of the Reformation”?
What did Henry of Navarre do
to gain the French throne?
What was the response of Pope
Clement VIII to the Edict of Nantes?
What was the result of the
religious wars in the Netherlands?
What were the two alliances
that were formed by Protestants and Catholics in 1608 and 1609?
Up until
what year was the Thirty Years War a religious war, according to Chadwick?
What did the Peace of
Westphalia add that had been missing from the Peace of Augsburg?
According to Chadwick, what
did the Reformation make possible?
Who was it that argued that
Heretics should be punished in the work Whether
Heretics Should be Punished, etc.?
Who opposed this position in
the work Whether Heretics Are to Be
Persecuted?
According to Chadwick, upon
what did the case for toleration rest during this era?
According to Chadwick, what
was the greatest liturgical innovation of the Reformation?
What did every Reformer agree
about the old church music?
What was the Reformed
churches view toward instrumental music in worship?
How did this differ from the
Lutheran churches?
What was they typical
Protestant view toward art?
Following the Reformation
what were the two ways the Western Church viewed the Bible in relation to the
Church?
By 1650 how had the
theological interest of the Reformation shifted?