A. Sources D and E

 

A (i) For the building of St. Peter’s.  

 

(ii)People believe that they cause souls to fly out of purgatory  

 

(iii) The nailing of the 95 theses to the church door.

 

B. Source F and B

 

(i) That Luther’s errors or theses are not Catholic but rather, are against the doctrine and tradition of the Catholic Church  

 

(ii) He held a careful enquiry/ He wrote letters to him/ He offered him safe conduct to come to meet him

 

(iii) Preaching/ Publishing books and pamphlets

 

(iv) Luther believed in only 2 sacrements while the catholic church believed in 7.

 

C. (i) Council of Trent: The council of Trent was a meeting of Bishops and Cardinal called by the Pope. The purpose of the meeting was to prevent any more people from leaving the catholic church. This attempt was known as the counter-reformation. During this meeting the Pope set down the main beliefs of the catholic church. These beliefs was the fact that the Pope was the undisputed leader of the church, that they believed in 7 sacrements and that both faith and good works were required to go to heavan. They wrote these beliefs down in a book called the Catholic catechism. The Pope also demanaded that the Cardinal and the Bishops live simpler lives like jesus did and that all abuses such as Simony and nepotism must be banned. As well as this he encouraged a number of new Religious orders to improve their knowledge of the catholic church scuh as the Jesuits set up by Ignatius Loyola