Regensburg Colloquy (1541)

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The Regensburg Colloquy (1541) was a major religious conference in the Holy Roman Empire that attempted, unsuccessfully, to reconcile doctrinal differences between Roman Catholic and Protestant theologians during the Reformation.

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instanceOf 16th-century historical event
event in the Protestant Reformation
religious colloquy
theological conference
hasAlternativeName Colloquy of Ratisbon (1541) NERFINISHED
Regensburg Conference of 1541 NERFINISHED
hasContext attempts at religious compromise in the Holy Roman Empire
hasCountry Holy Roman Empire NERFINISHED
hasField Christian theology
Reformation studies
church history
hasLanguage German
Latin
hasLocation Holy Roman Empire NERFINISHED
Regensburg NERFINISHED
hasOutcome failure to achieve lasting doctrinal agreement
hasParticipant Protestant theologians
Roman Catholic theologians
hasPartOf Protestant Reformation NERFINISHED
hasPoliticalContext Holy Roman Emperor Charles V’s efforts to maintain religious unity
hasPurpose reconciliation of doctrinal differences between Roman Catholics and Protestants
hasReligionInvolved Lutheranism NERFINISHED
Protestantism
Roman Catholicism
hasSignificance illustrated limits of doctrinal compromise during the Reformation
major but unsuccessful effort to heal the Catholic–Protestant split
hasStartTime 1541
hasTopic church tradition
doctrine of justification
ecclesiastical authority
papal primacy
sacraments

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Diet of Augsburg (1530) followedBy Regensburg Colloquy (1541)