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What did church officials do in response to martin luthers protest?
He was declaired a heritic and an outlaw.
How was Martin Luther treated by the church?
The RC Church treated him as a heritic and his life was threatened.
What map pack are heritic and longshore in on Halo 3?
muythic map pack. that comes with HALO 3: ODST
Why cant you mix human and reed on doodle god?
How dare you play god. You cannot play the role of god. You must be burnt at the steak you heritic
Was Isaac Newton ever punished?
yes, the soviets thought him to be a heritic
Who was the pope that declared Luther a heritic?
Pope Leo X, who was pope from March 9, 1513, to December 1, 1521, excommunicated Luther.
What is a kafir woman?
In Islam a "Kafir" is a person who does not recognize God or the propehthood of Muhammad. A heritic, or an unbeleiver. A non Muslim. A "Kafir Woman" would be just that, a woman who does not follow Islam.
What teachings and actions led john wycliffe to be called a heritic by the church?
is this for MacInnes? i looked for this too....the book says (i think this is the answer) that it was because he believed that the bible, not the church, was the supreme source of religious authority
Halo what is the heritic?
The heretics in all of the halo games are either you, or the heretic elites and grunts. The covenant call you heretic because you are "alien" to them. Originally, the Heretics were a Covenant artifact retrieval team attached to the fleet of paticular justice and led by Refumee . They were investigating a methane mine on the planet Threshold when the Pillar of Autum crashed on the halo. When the master chief, or spartan 117 destroyed Halo, the team was spared from death, unlike their compatriots on the ring.
What are facts about King Tutankhamun's life?
1 most important fact about king Tutankhamen is that he was the most famous of all the pharaohs of ancient Egypt The most important facts about King Tutankhaten / amon's life are: 1. He became Pharaoh at 9 years old. 2. He was the second Pharaoh after the "Heretic" Akhenaten / Amenophis IV. 3. He moved the capital of Egypt back to Thebes from Amarna. 4. He returned Egypt to a Polytheistic state after the Heritic Akhenaten declared all would worship the "One God", Aten: Monothiestic. 5. He reopened the temples Akhenaten closed. 6. He married Ankhesenpa'aten / Ankhesenamon, daughter of Akhenaten and Nefertiti. 7. DNA has indicated he was the son of Ankhenaten, if the mummy they tested IS the Heretic. 8. Tutankhamon is famous because his tomb was found with the majority of burial items intact and in situ; before that he was barely a footnote on the list of Pharaohs. 9. He proves that interbreeding among the Royals is not a good idea.
What did Jesus do to get executed?
He did nothing he was sinless and blameless in every way like in Narnia The Lion The Witch and the Wardrobe Aslan was blameless but sacraficed himself for Edmund except Jesuses sacrafice was much much worse he loves you and he died for you to save you from your sins. //To understand the crucifixion you must first understand how the world was in the first century. Rome controlled much of the known world. Most people live in great fear of the Roman soldiers. Pontis Pilate was assigned to the area to keep the peace and hopefully keep the locals from rebellion. But Pilate was a secondary player at best. The real trouble came from the Jewish leaders, the higher-up rabbis. According to them Jesus was a heritic, dubunking the old ways. he was causing a stir with the 'little people', the masses. So the Jewish leaders need to silience Jesus. They used their influence and power to have Him killed through the local Roman government (Pilate). By preaching the truth Jesus brought about His own death.//
What happen after the Inquisition?
After the Inquisition the sentence was carried out. Some where burnt alive at the stake, others whipped to death, others starved to death and a lucky few got away with having to always wear a mark sisignifying them as a heritic - all would loose there property and belongings.Roman Catholic AnswerThere were several different Inquisitions, covering the better part of a thousand years. For the most part they were to stop the spread of heresy. The vast majority of those actually convicted of heresy had to wear a Cross, make a pilgrimage, some actually received jail sentences, and a very few were actually turned over to the civil government for sentence. For the most part, people recanted their heresy and went on to live normal lives. The worse heretics were those judged so by the civil governments. Heresy back then was judged as treason by the civil government, and if you did something bad enough to be judged treasonous to your king, you got punished with much worse punishments, including death in a few instances. For a full discussion including sources for more information, please get the book listed below:
