Key Topic Term Week Indicative Content Extended Content Resources Number Ordinary participation in the people’s church: feast days, devotion, financial payments, relics Ordinary links to the church: people’s spiritual, cultural, economic, pastoral Impact of Renaissance on the church: Erasmus, Reuchlin, van Hutten How indulgences worked 4 reactions to 95 theses, and beliefs Luther’s early life OCR History A The German disputations objections to indulgences Luther’s Reformation 1517-55, The role of Teztel in objections Luther’s Armstrong main criticisms in the theses, Luther’s Luther and the Reformation in including anticlerical sentiments, corruption Tarr and Europe 1500-64, and salvation Randell Debate over intentions in the Luther’s theses of criticism Koch’s rebuttal Luther’s Response of Leo X meeting with Cajetan and Eck Luther’s Burning of the Papal Bull 5 ideas and Three Great Works, the 1520 Luther’s Luther’s OCR History A The German publications and the pamphlets Reformation 1517-55, printing press His beliefs about sacraments, salvation and Armstrong justification by faith alone; views on the Luther and the Reformation in Bible, Catechisms; woodcuts Europe 1500-64, Tarr and views on the church, marriage, Luther’s Randell family and religious practices audience Luther’s 6-8 Papal Charles invitation to Worms V’s OCR History A The German excommunication justification and response Luther’s Charles’ Reformation 1517-55,
Key Topic Term Week Number Indicative Content Extended Content Resources Ordinary people’s participation in the church: feast days, devotion, financial payments, relics Ordinary people’s links to the church: spiritual, cultural, economic, pastoral Impact of Renaissance on the church: Erasmus, Reuchlin, van Hutten How indulgences worked 4 reactions to 95 theses, disputations Luther’s early life and beliefs Luther’s objections to indulgences The role of Teztel in Luther’s objections Luther’s main criticisms in the theses, including anticlerical sentiments, corruption and salvation Debate over Luther’s intentions in the theses Koch’s rebuttal of Luther’s criticism Response of Leo X Luther’s meeting with Cajetan and Eck Burning of the Papal Bull OCR History A The German Reformation 1517-55, Armstrong Luther and the Reformation in Europe 1500-64, Tarr and Randell 5 Luther’s ideas and publications and the printing press Luther’s Three Great Works, the 1520 pamphlets His beliefs about sacraments, salvation and justification by faith alone; views on the Bible, Catechisms; woodcuts Luther’s views on the church, marriage, family and religious practices Luther’s audience OCR History A The German Reformation 1517-55, Armstrong Luther and the Reformation in Europe 1500-64, Tarr and Randell 6-8 Papal excommunication Charles V’s invitation to Worms Luther’s justification and Charles’ response OCR History A The German Reformation 1517-55,
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