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pre-reform figure who rejected cross as Chr symbol
rejected prayers for dead, good works, image worship, transubstantiation |
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held that all power derives from ppl (rulers only delegates)
held that popular will=only law |
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| wrote 1st Eng trans of Bible |
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| condemned at Council of Constance |
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| linked humanism and reform |
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| wrote To the Christian Nobility of the German Nation |
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| wrote Prelude on the Babylonian Captivity of the Church |
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| wrote On the Freedom of a Christian |
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| participated in Battle of Kapel |
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| wrote 1st Protestant theology |
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| 1st Anabaptist killed by Protestants |
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| thru Scripture study, saw Anabaptists as closest to NT church |
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| rejected oath-taking and violence |
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| master linguist who translated NT into Eng |
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| translated Chr Soldier's Handbook |
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| quote: "Lord, open the king of England's eyes" |
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| formed 1 of earliest Bapt churches, in Holland |
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| participated in se-baptism (did to self) |
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| published The Remonstrance |
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| followers fought Calvinism in Synod of Dort |
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| movement that had 2 predecessors |
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| movement that teaches Fatherhood of God, brotherhood of man |
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| movement that accepts evolution |
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| movement that promotes comparative religion |
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| movement that denies the supernatural |
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| movement that teaches higher criticism |
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| movement that accepts rationalism |
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| movement that promotes social gospel/socialism |
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| movement that denies Christ's incarnation |
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| movement that skews philosophy of ht |
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| movement that opposes revivalism |
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| movement that exalts human reason, exp |
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| movement that emphasizes evangelism, missions |
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| movement that teaches dialectical (crisis) theology |
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| movement that attempts to defend pure doctrine |
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| movement that revived Reformed Theology |
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| movement that skews Bibliology, Christology |
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| movement that promotes encounter Christianity |
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| movement called "Satan's deceptive masterpiece" |
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| movement that skews Biblical separation |
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| movement that accepts Contemporary Christianity |
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| movement that teaches secularism, pluralism |
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| movement that promotes collectivism |
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| movement that accepts pragmatism, relativism |
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