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The Concordat at Worms settled the issue of?
The lay investure or the practice whereby political rulers appointed many high church officials, such as bishops.
What is the origin of the phrase 'forty winks'?
The phrase "forty winks" comes from an issue of Punch Magazine in 1872. This article was describing the Articles of Faith found in the Church of England.
What three orders did Constantine issue in hopes of aiding the Roman economy?
The sons of workers had to follow there fathers traids, the sons of farmers had to work the land there fathers worked and the sons of soldiers had to serve in the army.
Do you capitilize crusades?
It depends on the context.crusade: lead or take part in an energetic and organized campaign concerning a social, political, or religious issue : he crusaded against gambling in the 1950s.Crusade: noun (often Crusade) a medieval military expedition, one of a series made by Europeans torecover the Holy Land from the Muslims in the 11th, 12th, and 13th centuries.• a war instigated by the Church for alleged religious ends.• an organized campaign concerning a political, social, or religious issue, typically motivated by a fervent desire for change : a crusadeagainst crime.
Why is land important in the issue of feudalism?
In a feudal society land is power. The land gave the man who had it resources, serfs, food, taxes, and control over vast forests and water resources. The more land the more power.
What issue sparked Martin Luther's reformation?
taxes at the time of the catholic revolution
What were their social issue of martin Luther king and Rosa parks?
racial discrimination
What does Martin Luther King Jr. describe in his speech I Have a Dream?
A future America, where race is never an issue.
How do you legally get ex wife to stop calling?
To get anyone, including an ex wife to stop calling you, file a restraining order. If she breaks the order by still calling, go back to the court house and they will issue a warrant for her arrest.
Did Charles IV issue the Golden Bull forcing citizens to pay a tax on their cattle to the papacy?
Yes, it was Charles the IV.
What were the issues in Martin Luther King Jr's 'I have a Dream' speech?
the issue was that he wanted equal voting rights so he protested!
Whose beating brooks further emotionalized the slavery issue in the 1850s?
Charles Sumner
I am trying to get into liveitwithcharter.com and it does not connect to "join now"?
Thi sis usually a temporary issue but you could try calling them instead.
Why was Luther not killed as a heretic?
Martin Luther, originally trained as a lawyer. He was an Augustine monk and Augustine (340-430) had emphasized the primacy of the Bible rather than Church officials as the ultimate religious authority. He also believed that humans could not reach salvation by their own acts, but that only God could bestow salvation by his divine grace. Luther's issue was with the sale of indulgences for people to be saved by good works, the inability of people to access the Bible personally and other questions. The Catholic church used the funds raised by indulgences to finance church needs, which was a political hot potato since even then the Church was incredibly wealthy.. He had other questions for discussion and so he nailed the list up on the church door on October 31, 1517. He was not looking to change the church, but rather to bring up contradictions in logic for discussion. In any case, the rulings of the church came to nought and the Reformation moved on without him. He married and lived a quiet life afterward. He did translate the New Testament into German, making the Bible available for lay readings. Answer The Catholic Church is the Mystical Body of Christ and is here to save people and bring them to Our Blessed Lord. The worst punishment that the Church can administer is excommunication which is a totally denial of any sacraments to the person who has thus been punished. Martin Luther was excommunicated, but in his case, unsuccessfully. Excommunication is a punishment that is meant to bring people to their senses and to confession, back to good standing in the Body of Christ. It didn't work with Martin Luther, and he condemned himself, and all those who blindly followed him.
Who was leading proponent of nonviolent direct action and civil disobedience in pressing the equal rights issue?
Mahatma Gandhi and Martin Luther King .
Did The Protestant Reformation spread throughout Europe because Luther lived in Germany the European center for publishing and trade?
A case can be made for this. However, what was more important was that Luther lived under a prince, Frederick the Wise, who was determined to obtain for him a fair hearing, and the political turmoil provoked by the statecraft of the Papacy.A century before Luther, Jan Hus had preached reform. The spiritual and temporal authorities moved as one against him. Hus was condemned at the Council of Constance in 1815, burned at the stake and his ashes thrown into the Rhine.At the time of Luther, the Papacy and the Empire were at odds. The sitting Pope in 1517 was Leo X, from the de Medici family of Florence. He was also the head of a temporal state and intensely involved in Italian power politics. In terms of trade, Italy was the center of Europe, a leader in banking and where double-entry bookkeeping had been invented. Some monk having a snit over indulgences in a jerkwater town on the other side of the Alps would barely have shown up on Leo's radar. He had bishops to deal with noise like that.In 1519, Maximilian, the Holy Roman Emperor, died. As both Leo and Francis I of France were completely surrounded by Habsburg possessions, they feared the accession of Charles as emperor. They schemed to block Charles' election to the throne for a time, giving Frederick, who was himself an Elector, increased influence that he used to provide protection to Luther.Leo did not excommunicate Luther until 1521, at which time the Pope ordered the Emperor to move against Luther. But Luther was too strong for Charles to use ordinary civil means on Luther. Luther had the protection of Frederick and the support of other German princes. It is here that the effect of publishing was most pronounced. Luther had written To the Christian Nobility of the German Nation in 1520, and through the speed of distribution allowed by the printing press gained a following in central Germany. Along with this, the nobility and gentry were reading Bibles printed in the vernacular, available at one-tenth the cost of a transcribed document, and forming their own conclusions about their faith. Whereas Hus' followers were not strong enough to start a rebellion until after his execution, in one year Luther had circulated his ideas to a receptive audience that could nullify the Imperial will.Charles found it necessary to summon the Imperial Diet at Worms in 1521, in reality to conduct a trial of Luther. Effectively, Charles was in need of support from the princes who were his retainers-in-chief and who would have to enforce an Imperial edict. Frederick was able to extract from Charles a guarantee of safe passage for Luther to and from the Diet. Frederick made good on this, going so far as to stage an abduction of Luther on the way back from Worms before the Emperor could revoke his promises.As was foreordained, the Edict of Worms found Luther a heretic and placed him under the ban of the Empire, forbidding loyal subjects from giving Luther food or shelter and allowing anyone to kill him without legal consequence. However, the German princes and nobles were no longer loyal subjects, and the Edict could not be enforced in central Germany.Charles was to be fully occupied by wars with France, the Ottomans and the Pope. With Charles busy and his subordinate princes actively opposed to the policy, there was no leadership in the Empire to move against Luther for the next decade. In 1531, the Reformation moved to a new phase when Philip of Hesse and Frederick's grandson formed the Schmalkaldic League, a defensive alliance for mutual protection among Protestant princes against Charles. The issue of religious obedience had become a question that could not be resolved by ordinary means, and wars of religion would consume Europe for over a century.
Which of these men was known for his belief the power of peacful demonstrations and led many marches and protests?
Martin Luther King Jr. is known leading many peaceful protest. A peaceful protest is when you try to resolve a issue or disagreement without violence or causing harm to someone or something.
