Reformation and Vatican II Lecture Review

Flashcards covering key concepts from the Reformation and Vatican II based on lecture notes.

Justification

The act of declaring a sinner righteous by faith alone.

Sanctification

The process of becoming holy or set apart for God.

Jan Hus

A Czech theologian burned at the stake in 1415 for criticizing the church.

Elizabethan Settlement

A compromise between Protestant theology and Catholic rituals.

Obedience to the Pope

The unique vow taken by Jesuits.

Council of Trent

An ecumenical council responding to the Protestant Reformation.

Ignatian Exercises

A method utilized by Ignatius for spiritual growth through one-on-one guidance.

Magis

A call to do more for God and others.

The Great Schism

A split in the church with two popes ruling simultaneously.

John Wycliffe's Church

Consisted of all God’s chosen faithful.

Eucharistic Theology

The key theological issue during Anne Askew’s trial.

Anne Askew

An English Protestant martyr burnt at the stake in 1546.

Jesuits

Known for evangelization and education.

Consolation and Desolation

Tools for discernment in Ignatian spirituality.

Culture of Indifference

Apathy towards the poor and the environment.

Nostra Aetate

Vatican II document discussing interfaith relations.

Vatican II

The Ecumenical Council that modernized the Catholic Church.

Integral Ecology

An understanding of the interconnectedness of all creation.

Religious Syncretism

The blending of different religious belief systems.

Sola Fide

The principle of justification by faith alone.

Queen Mary I

Attempted to reverse Protestant reforms during her reign.

Aggiornamento

The process of bringing the Church 'up to date'.

Core Message of Integral Ecology

Everything in creation is interconnected.