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# Wednesday
- URL: https://thedailyeudemon.com/44030/
- Published: 2017-11-15T06:25:36.000Z
- Updated: 2017-11-15T06:25:36.000Z
- Author: Eric Scheske
- Tags: Miscellaneous, #wpChunk

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Tonight's Handout:

1517-1648  
 The Reformation Years

Five Branches of Protestantism  
 The bulk of churches can trace their roots to one of five sources

1\. Lutheranism  
 These are, you know, the Lutherans. Germany, Denmark, Norway, Sweden

2\. Reformed  
 Presbyterians, Congregationalists. Puritans. Zwingli/Calvin. Switzerland, Netherlands, Scotland

3\. Radical  
 Baptists, Swiss Brethren (later split into Mennonite and Amish around 1700)

(Did you hear about the Amish prostitute?  
 She did ten Mennonite)

4\. Anglican  
 Henry VIII: King Lust. Episcopalians. Later Offshoots: Methodists . . . Wesleyans

5\. Pentecostal  
 Snake handlers. First hit big in 1906 in Los Angeles (go figger). Well beyond period we're covering.

Transubstantiation  
 Bread and wine turn into body and blood. Catholic position

Consubstantiation  
 Bread and wine remain bread and wine and become body and blood. Lutheran position.

No presence at all  
 Reformed and Radical. Sacraments merely signs of inner transformation.

Don't baptize infants  
 Radical. If sacraments reflect inner transformation, how can infants receive? Logical.

Catherine Aragon  
 King Henry VIII's first wife. Aunt of Emperor Charles V. Mother of Mary Tudor (“Bloody Mary,” queen of England 1553-1558)

Anne Boleyn  
 Whore I Spouse II. Mother of Elizabeth I (“Good Queen Bess,” queen of England 1558-1603).

Jane Seymour  
 Whore II Spouse III. Mother of Edward VI.

Thomas More  
 Saint. Lord High Chancellor. Loyal to Henry VIII, but loyal first to the Church. Beheaded.

Council of Trent  
 1545-1563 (not continuously; delegates had to eat)

St. Ignatius of Loyola  
 Founder of the Society of Jesus (Jesuits). Shock troops of the Counter-Reformation

St. Philip Neri  
 Funny man. Founder of the Oratorians.

St. Charles Borromeo  
 If there were a cigarette for bishops, he'd be on the cover, like the Marlboro Man. The model post-Tridentine bishop.