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Chapter 11 of 34

Section 11

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Section 11

  • The Thirty Years’ War

  • Catholics were eliminating the Protestants.

  • The situation was complicated by economic distress.

  • The renewing the vigor of the old church

  • Organized themselves into the Evangelical Union

  • Outbreak and course of the Way

  • In 1618, Protestant nobles flung Hapsburg regents out window, began open rebellion

  • All ecclesiastical property which Protestants had, in 1552 become the Catholics once more.

  • Victorious Catholics were divided by internal dissensions.

  • It was Richelieu who further dragged out the war.

  • Fixing of Religious Boundaries

  • The Peace of Westphalia, Oct. 27, 1648, affected religious boundaries.

  • A settlement which fixed the boundaries between Catholics and Protestants.

  • The Reformed were now officially tolerated along with the Lutherans.

  • Were to be permitted to conduct worship and educate their children in the religion of their parents

  • Religious Unity

  • David Pareus (1548-1622) proposed Protestants seek unity with the Roman Catholics.

  • Philip Jacob Spener (1635-1705) was to intent upon a moral and spiritual reformation.

  • Had an intense desire to spread the Christian faith throughtout the world.

  • Awakenings in Christianity, many fresh hymns issued

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