Protestantism
By Tucker Bland, Hannah Nelson, and Taylor Runquist
Protestants Beginning
In 1517, Martin Luther nailed the 95 theses, an obvious notch at the Church for previous indulgences. He believed that the people in his town were being conned by the church.
After he had realized this, the now Protestants broke free from the Catholic Church.
Martin Luther
This man started the Portestant Movement
The Berliner Dom
Protestant cathedral in Berlin
Five Pillars of Faith
These are the pillars that some Protestants follow.
Huldrych Zwingli
Mr. Zwingli helped spread the Reformation through Switzerland.
John Knox
Helped spread Protestant Reformation through Scotland.
Marry me?
This depicts a marriage ceremony within Protestantism.
The Bible
Protestants use the bible.
Luther at the Diet of Worms
The Diet of Worms was Pope Leo X outlining errors in the 95 Theses that Martin Luther decreed.
The Reformation
This depicts the Protestant Reformation occurring.
The Five W's
Who?
Martin Luther first started the Protestant movement in 1517, as he hammered the ninety-five theses into the door of a church. People that follow Prtoestantism are called "Protestants."
What?
Protestantism encompasses forms of Christian faith and practice that originated with doctrines and religious, political, and other impulses of the Protestant Reformation.
When?
Protestantism was started in 1517, and is still practiced today.
Where?
The Protestant Reformation was started in Saxony, Wittenberg, and is a worldwide religion now.
Why?
The now Protestants split from the Roman Catholic Church after Martin Luther pointed out how the Church was conning over its supporters.