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Dislikes indelgences, so writes up a 95 theses. He may have nailed this list to the door of the catholic church.
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The pope of the catholic church wrote a letter to Luther to ban further distribution of 95 theses. It also sentensed him to excommunication. Martin Luther burned this letter.
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Martin was summoned to the diet of worms, with leaders of the holy Roman Empire. Luther was summoned to renounce or reaffirm his statement.
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WHile staying in the Wartburg castle, Martin Luther worked on the translation of the Bible into German and published it.
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William Tyndale publishes the translation of bible in English, The new Testament.
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This was when Augsburg Confession was published. It talks about Luthern theology and ideology.
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Ignatius of Loyola founds the Society of Jesus order as part of the Catholic counter-reformation.
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John Calvin Publishes Systematic Theology: Institutes of christian religion, only at the age of 27. It consisted of only 6 chapters. Systematic Theology is a study of Christian Theology.
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William Tyndale was executed, and was burnt at the sake of heresy. His last words were "Lord! Open the king of England's eyes."
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Martin Luther died at the age of 62, in Eisleben, Germany. His last words were "We are beggars: this is true.".
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A treaty grants toleration to Lutherans within the Holy Roman Empire using the principle of cuius regio, eius religio or "Whose region, his religion".
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The end of Reformation was when the council of Trent closed down.
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Calvin dies and is succeeded by Theodore Beza.
He died of some problems with his health, involving his lungs.