Terms of the Reformation Crossword

A Catholic belief that people were held between heaven and hell
A belief by Christians that a person should be removed from the church for heinous sins
A piece of paper that could be bought to temporarily remove sin
Catholic belief that during communion, one partakes of the actual body and blood of Jesus
Ideology taught by the Christian humanists thought that humans could always get better at what they did
Martin Luther was put on trial by the pope for opposing the Catholic Church and the pope
A denomination of Protestant Christianity which goes back to the ideas, doctrines, and theology of Martin Luther, such as justification by faith alone and not works
agreement that came in 1555 ended the long-lasting disputes and fighting between Protestants and Catholics
John Calvin’s doctrine which explains that God has already pre-decided the fate of each individual. The elect will be saved and enjoy heaven forever, whereas the reprobate will be eternally damned
He was a Spanish nobleman, theologian, and priest who formed the Society of Jesus, recognized as the Jesuits
A council of Catholics seeking to reform the Catholic Church
A monk known for his selling of indulgences
Time when the Protestants try to fix the Catholic Church