The Protestant Reformation, a 16th-century movement, challenged the Roman Catholic Church's doctrines, emphasizing principles like 'Sola Scriptura' and 'Sola Fide'. It led to diverse Eucharistic doctrines among Protestants and significant political and social changes, including the English Reformation and the Peace of Westphalia, which shaped modern state sovereignty and religious tolerance.
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Cause of the Protestant Reformation
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Significance of 'Sola Scriptura'
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Impact of Reformation on Church power
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______ believe in the Sacramental Union, where Christ's body and blood coexist with bread and wine during the Eucharist.
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______ was a key influence on Reformed churches, which view the Eucharist as a spiritual presence rather than a physical one.
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______ have a 'via media' stance on the Eucharist, acknowledging Christ's real but mysterious presence.
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______ and other Radical Reformers see the Eucharist as a symbolic act to remember Jesus' sacrifice.
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4th-century critic's main issue with the Church
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9th-century theologian's controversy
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14th and 15th centuries' theological disputes
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The ______ Reformation quickly spread across Europe, aided by the ______ ______, enabling broad dissemination of reformist texts.
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Protestant printing press
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Prominent reformers such as ______ ______ in Germany, ______ ______ in Geneva, and ______ ______ in Zurich played key roles in shaping the theology and church organization of the new Protestant denominations.
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Martin Luther John Calvin Huldrych Zwingli
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Significance of the Act of Supremacy 1534
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Declared monarch head of Church of England, breaking from Roman Catholic Church.
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Formation of the Anglican Church
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Impact of Elizabethan Religious Settlement
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The principle of '______ ______, ______ ______' emerged, allowing rulers to choose their own state's religion.
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The Peace of Westphalia established the foundations for modern ______ ______ and ______ ______.
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After the Thirty Years' War, the ______ ______ saw a significant decrease in its political influence.
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The conclusion of the Thirty Years' War allowed for the peaceful ______ of multiple ______ denominations.
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Key features of Great Awakenings
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Impact of Great Awakenings on American society
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Outcomes of revivalism on Protestant denominations
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