Reformation

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The Reformation was a 16th-century religious movement that challenged the authority and practices of the Catholic Church, leading to the rise of Protestantism and profound political, cultural, and intellectual changes in Europe.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian reform movement
historical event
religious movement
challenges authority of the Catholic Church
counterMovement Counter-Reformation
hasCause calls for reform of church corruption
criticism of Catholic Church practices
opposition to sale of indulgences
theological disputes about salvation and grace
hasCentury 16th century
hasKeyEvent Augsburg Confession
Council of Trent
Diet of Worms
Reformation self-linksurface differs
surface form: English Reformation

Luther’s Ninety-five Theses
Peace of Augsburg
Peasants’ War
Church of Scotland
surface form: Scottish Reformation
hasKeyFigure Frederick the Wise
Henry VIII of England
surface form: Henry VIII

Huldrych Zwingli
John Calvin
John Knox
Martin Luther
Philip Melanchthon
Pope Leo X
Thomas Cranmer
hasMainRegion Europe
hasOpposedInstitution Roman Catholicism
surface form: Roman Catholic Church
hasReligiousContext Western Christianity
influences Anabaptism
Anglican Communion
surface form: Anglicanism

Calvinism
Lutheranism
Presbyterianism
development of Protestant denominations
expansion of literacy in Europe
growth of vernacular Bible translations
political sovereignty of nation-states
involvesDoctrine authority of Scripture
justification by faith alone
priesthood of all believers
rejection of certain Catholic sacraments
otherName Reformation
surface form: Protestant Reformation
resultsIn cultural changes in Europe
fragmentation of Western Christianity
intellectual changes in Europe
political changes in Europe
religious wars in Europe
rise of Protestantism
startTime 1517

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this entity surface form: Protestant Reformation
this entity surface form: Protestant Reformation
this entity surface form: English Reformation
this entity surface form: English Reformation
Dunfermline Abbey associatedWith Reformation
this entity surface form: Scottish Reformation
Idelette de Bure associatedWith Reformation
this entity surface form: Protestant Reformation
Old Town of Geneva associatedWith Reformation
this entity surface form: Protestant Reformation
Post Tenebras Lux associatedWith Reformation
this entity surface form: Protestant Reformation
this entity surface form: Protestant Reformation
this entity surface form: Protestant Reformation
this entity surface form: Protestant Reformation
Reformation Day broaderMovement Reformation
Separatists broaderMovement Reformation
this entity surface form: Protestant Reformation
Reformation Day commemorates Reformation
this entity surface form: Protestant Reformation
this entity surface form: European Protestant Reformation
this entity surface form: Protestant Reformation
Calvinism developedFrom Reformation
this entity surface form: Protestant Reformation
this entity surface form: Reformation era
Frederick the Wise era Reformation
Guido de Brès era Reformation
Jacobus Arminius era Reformation
John Calvin era Reformation
this entity surface form: Protestant Reformation
Martin Luther era Reformation
this entity surface form: Reformation era
Philip Melanchthon era Reformation
this entity surface form: Reformation era
Pope Adrian VI era Reformation
this entity surface form: Protestant Reformation
Theodore Beza era Reformation
Ulrich von Hutten era Reformation
this entity surface form: Reformation era
William Farel era Reformation
this entity surface form: Reformation era
this entity surface form: Reformation in England
this entity surface form: European Reformation
Renaissance followedBy Reformation
Renaissance papacy followedBy Reformation
this entity surface form: Reformation papacy
this entity surface form: Protestant Reformation
Church of England foundingPeriod Reformation
this entity surface form: English Reformation
Counter-Reformation hasCause Reformation
this entity surface form: Protestant Reformation
Dutch Golden Age hasCause Reformation
this entity surface form: Protestant Reformation
European witch hunts hasCause Reformation
this entity surface form: Protestant Reformation
Renaissance hasInfluenceOn Reformation
this entity surface form: Protestant Reformation
Reformation hasKeyEvent Reformation self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: English Reformation
this entity surface form: Protestant Reformation
Protestant work ethic hasOriginIn Reformation
this entity surface form: English Reformation
this entity surface form: Protestant Reformation
this entity surface form: Protestant Reformation
this entity surface form: Protestant Reformation in Germany