Religion and the Church (AQA A-Level History): Flashcards

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Religion and the Church
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James I's Church reform approach

Cautious with diplomatic tactics

Arminian emphasis in worship

Ritual and sacraments over preaching

Jacob Arminius

Dutch reformer who challenged mainstream Protestant thinkers

Arminian view on predestination

Rejected it; salvation open to all who seek it

Charles I's clergy promotion policy

Exclusively advanced Arminians only

When William Laud became Bishop of London

1628

What MPs did in 1629 Parliament crisis

Held Speaker in chair to keep Commons in session

Three Resolutions 1629 condemned

Arminianism, Tunnage & Poundage, those who paid taxes

Absolute monarchy

Monarch answers only to God, possesses absolute power

Puritan view of Catholic Church

Evil; Pope is Anti-Christ, the devil himself

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