Protestant Reformation

History of the term "Catholic" The Ninety-Five Theses Calvinism Counter-Reformation Ad fontes Bible sola scriptura Printing Fugger Imperial Diet (Holy Roman Empire) Christian mysticism Dominican Order Johannes Tauler Henry Suso Theologia Germanica Devotio moderna Hans Memling Danse Macabre Particular judgment Purgatory Magic (paranormal) Papal States Concubinage Oxford Lutterworth Iconodule Council of Constance Lollardy Jan Hus Pope Leo X Dispensation (canon law) Heidelberg Disputation Protestant Reformers Johannes Brenz Erhard Schnepf Legalism (theology) Frederick III, Elector of Saxony Anathema Leipzig Debate Johann Eck Andreas Karlstadt Philipp Melanchthon Knight Sacrament Sacramental bread Theology of Martin Luther#Simul justus et peccator Two kingdoms doctrine sola gratia sola fide solus Christus Exsurge Domine Canon law Decet Romanum Pontificem Freedom of conscience Wartburg Sermon Koine Greek Zwickau prophets Nicholas Storch Thomas Drechsel Basel Deutsche Messe Deacon Hutterite Amish Millenarianism Franz von Waldeck Sebastian Franck Schwenkfelder Church Nontrinitarianism Michael Servetus April 19 1529 1530 Book of Concord 1918 Landgraviate of Hesse Schmalkaldic War Second War of Kappel Cuius regio, eius religio Heinrich Bullinger Institutes of the Christian Religion Edward VI of England Confessionalization Consensus Tigurinus Concordat of Bologna Infrastructure Bayonne Jean du Bellay Affair of the Placards Nicolas Cop Meaux Henry II of France Small power Chambre ardente Francis II of France Edict of Nantes La Rochelle Cardinal Mazarin Edict of Fontainebleau Cévennes Camisard England Edict of Potsdam Uckermark Schwedt Edict of toleration Book of Common Prayer Church of England James II of England Glorious Revolution John Knox Portugal Council of Trent Heidelberg Catechism Averroism Catholicism Liberty Atheism Absolute monarchy Freedom of religion John Smyth (Baptist minister) Roger Williams (theologian) Latin school Heinz Schilling Integrated Authority File
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