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Signals the start of the Protestant Movement.
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Luther is spreading his belief of throwing off the shackles of the Church via literature
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Luther is excommunicated from the Catholic Church and is officially cut off from the Church
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Allows the Germans to not have to read Latin and be culturally independent
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Another off-shoot of the Protestant reformation, it weakened the Catholic Church, and in turn strengthened the other Christian Churches
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Another reformed religion splits off of the Catholic Church
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Outlines Lutheran theology and practice which allowed for the basis of Lutheranism
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Lutheranism gives others basis on which to create their own religion, in this case the Anglican Church of England
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This is to counter the reformation and to reconvert the converted back to the Catholic Church
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This revokes much of the Church's power (political and economical) within England
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Was a major attack on the Catholic Church as it listed all of its flaws and portrayed the changed doctrines of Calvinism
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Marked the full support of the Catholic Church's idea of Counter-Reformation
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Allowed the Lutheran churches to have a personal book, not use a Catholic book
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Major step in Lutheranism as they have secured a foothold within the HRE and are tolerated almost to the point of acceptance
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Was the primary Bible of Protestantism
