Luther's Generalization Strategy

Augustus ruled from 27 BC to 14 AD. He was the first emperor and the founder of the roman empire. He thought wisely and was able to keep the peace. He shared his power with the senate and created police force and fire brigade.

The Reformation period was set during the 16th century and lasted until the 17th century. During the reformation, it was when people wanted to reform and break away from the Catholic church; due to their belief and sale of indulgence. Indulgence was a document that brought away your sins and god’s forgiveness. In the movie Luther, the main character started to questioned the idea of indulgence when he brought an indulgence from John the Baptist when he visited Rome. Afterward when he returned back to his town, John Tetzel persuades the people to buy an indulgence. Luther reformed from the idea of buying your sins and being forgiven by god. Therefore Luther wrote the 95 thesis that supported the Bible as the central religious authority and that

E. Another group of social gospellers felt that the way to solve social issues was to attempt to change people’s attitudes.

Nandanie George CLDV 210-E March 25, 2015 In order to live life on a morally right path we have to know to our minds what is considered the right thing to do and the wrong thing to do. Can one be truly virtuous if they are surrounded by sins that block these paths? Ones virtue plays an important role in the making of themselves and how they conduct their life in order to meet the highest goodness possible.

In this week unit’s discussion, we are asked to examine the new procedures learned in which can be utilized with Luther. In reading the text and from the ICS I gathered several procedures that would suffice in treating Luther. Luther has developed a problem behavior where he exits out of the building. (e.g. walks out) He engages in this behavior because he is being reinforced with attention from the staff, so it is attention seeking. There were several procedures listed that could decrease Luther’s behavior. The procedures learned were all types of punishment. In my previous course Dr. Woziniak, (2016) state that punishment should be the last result of an intervention, but some punishment procedures are acceptable. One of those procedures are

In stimulus generalization, generalization occurs in presence of untrained but similar stimuli; an antecedent stimulus has a history of evoking a response that has been reinforced in its presence, the same type of behavior tends to be evoked by stimuli that share similar physical properties with the controlling antecedent stimulus. The more similar two stimuli are the more likely stimulus generalization will occur. For example, you teach a child to say hello to his friend, Jacob, and he then begins to say hello to other people as well. In response generalization, an individual displays a variation of the previously taught behavior in the presence of the original SD. It is the extent to which an individual displays untrained responses that are functionally similar to the trained behavior but may have a different

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This is an essay about Martin Luther, and his concept of Christianity. As a student and a unbiased Christian, I enjoy studying all types of religions, and elements that encompass them. Luther began his religious career as an Augustinian Monk in the Roman Catholic Church. So, Luther was initially loyal to the papacy, and even after many theological conflicts, he attempted to bring about his understanding with the Church. But this was a contradiction not to suffer because in his later years, Luther waged a continual battle with the papacy. Luther was to become a professor of biblical exegesis at Wittenberg where, in 1957, he posted his critique of the Roman Catholic Church 's teachings and practices. This is otherwise known as The Ninety-Five Theses, which is usually considered to be the original document of the Reformation. The Reformation was very controversial then, and, from a historical viewpoint, it still is today. Luther played a large part in the movement, and I was interested I doing a research to uncover what was the issue with religion. Basically, this document was an indictment of the venality of the Roman Catholic Church, particularly the widespread practice of selling indulgences in association with the sacrament of penance. Luther 's beliefs on the matter were that after confession, absolution relied upon the sinner 's faith and God 's Divine Grace rather than the intervention of a priest.

Here I stand: A Life of Martin Luther. Is a biography of the life of Martin Luther. Bainton’s attempt to present the life of Luther in a single bounded book is very helpful for both the academic reader and the common reader alike. However, some of the wording would be unfamiliar for most to just pick up and read, but basic phraseology is very readable. He very cohesively uses all available resources to present a monolithic picture of Luther’s, emotions, experiences, and the climate of the world around him. Bainton uses quotes in moments of deep discussion and thought, facts to hold the story together, and illustrations to add to the environment of the time. Additional to the well formed writing style, Bainton provides a clear outline of Luther’s life of twists and turns, a listed Chronology of events, and a list of used illustrations depicting certain life experiences and propaganda from the time.

The Protestant Reformation is an event that occurred through 1517-1685. This started when catholic priests were not correctly following their duties. They were telling people that if they gave them money they would go to heaven. This was something they were not allowed to do. People had to be good people and follow the rules of being a Catholic to go to heaven. The priests were ignoring this so that they could money basically selling heaven to people. Priests were also getting married which was also not allowed in the Church. Some Catholics were not happy with what was going on. One of these people was Martin Luther he wrote the 95 Theses. These were questions and propositions that opposed the Catholic Church. He nailed these to the Castle Church in Wittenberg. Someone took the paper and

“We could keep on arguing for a hundred years and it wouldn’t get us anywhere! Until you can get rid of my verse I will not admit defeat.” (Documents on the Continental Reformation, p.97) When people are liberated with the power to think for themselves and own their own ideas, differences in opinion will occur. When we look at the Protestant Reformation we will see that key individuals such as Martin Luther and Ulrich Zwingli, even though they are protesting similar things, develop differences upon the way, especially in the way they interpret Scripture. These differences, in any movement, will ultimately affect the outcome and the development of the Protestant movement that started in 1517 with Luther. This essay aims to examine these differences between Luther and Zwingli and find out how the Protestant movement was affected by their differing opinions. Firstly, Luther and Zwingli’s reformations will be observed individually and what they each stood for and then we will discuss their major differences and the influence they had on the Protestant movement.

with his 95 Theses. A strict father who most likely did not accept “no” as an

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From the study of week four material which is family roles. It can be noticed that how roles for women changed during the time. As we have already discuss plenty of the historical issue, for this reach paper, i want to talk something more relevant, some situation just happened in this century.

Next, an important part of Luther’s thoughts on the freedom of the inner person was having the soul know its wicked nature. This was the purpose of the law or the Old Testament. To show how a person should live under God. But, no one could live up the commandments of the law. “For the commandments show us what we ought to do but do not give us power to do it.” The Old Testament was meant to humble humans and have them despair at the nature of their soul. However, the New Testament promised salvation