Renaissance+and+Reformation+Religion

John Calvin formed a theocracy, or a government run by church leaders, in Geneva. He developed laws that were strict about no gambling, getting drunk, being late to Church, committing adultery, or heresy. || Type in the content of your page here.
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 * This is a photographof the doors if the church at Wittenburg which was where Martin Luther hung his 95 Theses. Luther was a German monk who one his travels in Rome was very angry about how the Catholic Church was being run. He believed that selling indulgences in order for people to be able to reach salvation was wrong. He posted his 95 Theses to prove his point the Catholic Church. His Theses were distributed throughout German states and led to the Catholic Reformation. || This is an image of John Calvin, a reformer who developed Calvinism. He adopted many ideas of Lutheran doctrine but also had some unique ideas of his own. One of his main ideas was the theory of predestination. He believed that god had determined who would receive salvation long before they died.