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    Transcendentalism‚ which emphasized the idea of inherent goodness and self-reliance. Critics have long debated Melville’s shared beliefs with Emerson and Transcendentalism and his faithfulness to the Calvinist religion. Moby Dick reflects the conflict between Calvinism and Transcendentalism as‚ through the characters and the biblical

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    their homeland‚ in search of religious freedom‚ although they discriminated against other religions‚ ironically. In America‚ even though‚ Catholicism and Protestantism were major religions‚ Protestantism created two key branches‚ Anglicanism and Calvinism. In spite of religious differences‚ religious tolerance increased‚ to provide peace and end all conflict amongst the various ideals of Americans. The hatred of Catholics was an overwhelming similarity between all kinds of religions. The growing

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    an escape from controls of the Church It involved a much higher degree of regulation of behavior than that which was determined by Catholicism Protestantism adopts a stringent attitude towards relaxation and enjoyment- especially pronounced in Calvinism Therefore: must look at the specific character of Protestant beliefs if we are to account for connection between Protestantism an economic rationality Weber not the first to see the correlation between the capitalism and Protestantism. But usual

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    During the Protestant Reformation of the 1500’s‚ a French theologian named John Calvin had an indelible influence on the religious community of his day with his doctrine of predestination and election. The foundation of Calvin’s beliefs (known as Calvinism) was the complete and total sovereignty of God and predestination of man. According to Calvin‚ since God is sovereign‚ He has made all choices and man is‚ therefore‚ without choice and free will. Calvin held to the belief that every man‚ woman‚

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    would have just found another way to condone their ways. Religion played a very important part in developing the United States into what it has become today. Dunbar-Ortiz explains that the Old Testament scriptures as well as the introduction of Calvinism had a major influence over the people‚ convincing them that their malicious acts were “holy.” She writes‚ “citizens believe it [the United

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    reformation because new religious ideas were uprising in the public toward the Catholic Church‚ like Protestantism‚ Calvinism‚ and Lutheranism. This reformation was supposed to strengthen the Catholic Church and also keep the Protestant religion from spreading. Years later‚ the Protestant religion played a huge part in the Thirty Years’ War. The acceptance of the religion of Calvinism represents how religiously independent Europe was becoming. Several states benefited greatly after this war and the

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    the stage for conflict Reconciliation very difficult High spread in Scandinavia French Remained mostly Roman Catholic Geneva John Calvin (French theologist and reformist) Calvinism spreads underground’ Many towns and houses had many secret rooms and pathways Some members of the Royal Family convert to Calvinism Adds political tension Reformation by Accident Unintended consequence in England Marriage problem with Henry VIII Henry – ideal renaissance king Received much more education

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    30 Years’ War Background of the War Religion ( Militant Catholicism vs. Calvinism) Took place in Germanic lands of Holy Roman Empire Peace of Augsburg still left some division Catholics vs. Lutherans [still wanted control] Many German states adopted Calvinism Phases of the War Bohemian Phase 1618-25; Habsburgs own territories Protestants = unhappy with Ferdianand rebel (may 1618) throw 2 government officials and secretary out the window Catholics = Saved by Mary; Protestants

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    The Reformation: Was it Necessary? Narrator: An epidemic has spread through the land‚ not one of disease and illness‚ but of religious‚ political‚ and social change. A Reformation was in place‚ a religious movement that resulted in the establishment of Protestant churches. Four men who contributed to this reform of the Catholic and Protestant churches were King Henry VIII‚ Martin Luther‚ Pope Leo X‚ and John Calvin‚ and they have gathered to discuss how this Reformation dramatically changed Christian

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    John Calvin There are many people in history who have made a very big impact on their culture‚ times‚ and or religion. John Calvin was by far one of these few great people. He had such a big influence in the time which he lived from 1509 to 1564. John Calvin devoted almost his whole life to the promoting of Protestantism and made such a difference that his impact is still seen today in Christianity. Calvin was born in France and was the second son in his family

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