Modern Science?
The Reformation, the Inquisition and the Science:











Some Key Milestones in the early history of the Reformation
- 1511: Pope Julius forms Holy League with Venice and Aragon to drive French
out of city; Henry VIII joins Holy League
- 1513: Balboa discovers the pacific ocean for europeans.
- 1516-17: Erasmus translates the Bible into language for the "common man"
- 1518: Frederick the Wise protects Luther from being handed over to Rome
- 1518-22: Spain conquers Mexico
- 1521: Luther is excommunicated
hides out at Wartburg Castle and
translates the New Testament into German
- 1521: Lutheran books appear in England
- 1524: Erasmus publishes "On Freedom of the Will"
- 1525: Luher publishes "Bondage of the Will" (against Erasmus)
- 1526: Cardinal Wolsey oversees mass burning of Lutheran books
- 1527: Germans and Spanish sack Rome
- 1527: First Protestant University (Marburg) is founded
- 1531: First official (inquisition) stake burning (Thomas Bilney)
- 1531: Calvin starts Protestant movement in France
- 1533: Pizarro conquers Peru
- 1534: Pope Paul III - the father of 3 illegitimate children, comes to power
- 1534: Luther completes translation of Bible into German
- 1535: Thomas More (author of Utopia) and Cardinal Fisher beheaded for opposing Henry VIII
- 1536: Erasmus dies. Denmark and Norway become Lutheran