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If you are citizen of an European Union member nation, you may not use this service unless you are at least 16 years old. Finally, you can manage your Google Docs, uploads, and email attachments (plus Dropbox and Slack files) in one convenient place. Claim a free account, and in less than 2 minutes, Dokkio (from the makers of PBworks) can automatically organize your content for you. Welcome to the Protestant Reformation course website (RELS-365, Fall 2010, with Rein)Current assignment:Can't see it? Click hereFor Tuesday, Dec. 7, please read Calvin's "Reply to Sadoleto." It's a little long, so start early.Ongoing: please also post a question about the readings. Instructions are here.Other links:Online version of the syllabusStudent information form (please complete this if you haven't yet)How to get assignment updates using your phone (this is neat)Schedule of in-class presentations"The Seven-Headed Papal Beast"For Thursday, Dec. 2, please read Calvin's preface to the Psalms, in which he gives a short account of his own career.For Tuesday, Nov. 16: For this week, in addition to the textbook readings, please also read this eyewitness account of Luther's confrontation with Karlstadt's followers in 1524.For Thursday, Nov. 11: For this week: read short descriptions of the Marburg Colloquy by Zwingli and Luther here. Zwingli's On True and False Religion can be downloaded from this link (as a PDF).For Tuesday, Nov. 9: Download Luther's Against the Robbing and Murdering Hordes of Peasants and Müntzer's Sermon before the Princes in PDF format. Please also note that I've updated the syllabus to reflect some changed dates.For Thursday, Nov. 4: Download Luther's To the Christian Nobility of the German Nation (1520) in PDF format.For Tuesday, Oct. 21: On the Freedom of the Will in PDF format.For Thursday, Oct. 14: Linkage: Cajetan's "On Faith and Works" and Luther's "Two Kinds of Righteousness".For Tuesday, Oct. 12: Dillenberger readings can be downloaded by clicking here.For Thursday, Oct. 7: The reading assignment for Thursday (10/7) can be downloaded (in PDF format) by clicking this link.For Tuesday, Oct. 5: The first paper is due Tuesday. The assignment is here.For Thursday, Sept. 30This week's online materials:Luther's account of the debate in Leipzig with EckPapal bulls condemning Luther (Exsurge Domine and Decet Romanum) Luther's answer before the Diet of WormsHumanist and popular reactions to Luther For Thursday, Sept. 23This week's reading:Myconius's account of indulgence-sellingPapal bulls on indulgences: Salvator noster and UnigenitusThe Ninety-Five Theses (complete)Luther's letter to Archbishop Albrecht of MainzFor Tuesday, Sept. 21Luther's memory of the Reformation Excerpt from Johann Kessler's Sabbata (this is the same as the short handout I gave you on Thursday) For Tuesday, Sept. 14Erasmus, Encomium Moriae (The Praise of Folly), excerptsUlrich von Hutten, letter to Elector Frederick of Saxony"Ducat Man" For Thursday, Sept. 9:This week's reading:Dietrich Kolde, Speculum Christiani ("The Mirror of a Christian") (excerpts)Thomas à Kempis, Imitatio Christi ("The Imitation of Christ") (excerpts)Your assignment for Tuesday, Sept. 7:Read Lindberg, ch. 2In The European Reformations Sourcebook, read selections 1.1-1.17On this site, read selections from the Carmina Burana and the Papal bulls Clericis laicos and Unam Sanctam.Take a look at these artworks at the Philadelphia Museum website. That's it!We will meet Sunday, Sept. 5, at one p.m. by the giant smokestack near the mailroom, in the parking lot next to BPS, for our exciting trip to the Philadelphia Museum of Art. Wear comfortable shoes.For Thursday, Sept. 2:Read Lindberg, chapter 1.Read Luther's "autobiographical fragment" (click).Fill out the "student information form" (click).Read the syllabus and see if you have any questions.Optional: read Hillerbrand's introduction. Tip: To turn text into a link, highlight the text, then click on a page or file from the list above.

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