reformation

4. a member of a major Protestant Christian denomination, from Martin Luther's Reformation
9. member of the Church of England
11. Martin Luther's 1517 list of challenges to Catholic Church practices
13. a foundational text of Protestant theology first published in 1536, systematically outlining Reformed Christian doctrine
14. theological doctrine that God has already determined the fate of individuals regarding their salvation or damnationyj

1. members of radical Reformation movements and only baptized adults
2. movement for the reform of abuses in the Roman Catholic Church
3. buying forgiveness for sins
5. a member or follower of any of the Western Christian churches that are separate from the Roman Catholic Church
6. centers on God's absolute sovereignty and grace, developed by John Calvin
7. French theologian that made Geneva be a religious city
8. famous 1521 imperial assembly in germany
10. a German theologian whose actions initiated the Protestant Reformation
12. a legal and religious declaration that a marriage was never valid from its beginning