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PHIL 2400 1st editionLecture 11Unit: Protestantism: A ComparisonRequired readings:”Albanese” p 85-90Outline of Current Lecture I. Historical ConsiderationsII. Comparison between Catholicism and ProtestantismCurrent Lecture Historical Considerations 1500s Protestant reformation began Martin Luther – sought to get back to roots of original Christianity John Calvin – interested in separating completely from Catholicism Inside the word Protestant is the word ‘protest’- Creators of protestant faith sought to protest current religious views or practices Comparison between Catholicism and Protestantism Roman Catholicism major considerations Transcendence of God Following the 7 sacraments- Eucharist- Confession Religious hierarchy- Pope, Bishops etc. Social justice Protestantism major considerations Imminence/transcendent Personal connection with the Bible - Move to translate Bible into everyday languages- Education of the masses became very important Hierarchy/saints seen as problematic for personal connection Prefer going straight to the source Pastors- Allowed to marry- Seen as professors/counselors/mentorsThese notes represent a detailed interpretation of the professor’s lecture. GradeBuddy is best used as a supplement to your own notes, not as a substitute.- Concerned with idol worship- Grace Moveing towards God is a gift from


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