Rs 110- Christianity

Theological term meaning something concerned with death, judgement, final state of soul and humankind.

Greek word meaning "coming." Promise of the return of Christ.

Greek, meaning "oversight." Term given to early leaders of Church.

Necessary for salvation (i.e baptism).

World and body are evil, spirit is not. Salvation is through gnosis (knowledge), not Christ.

Rejected all of the O.T, most of N.T

Forced Christians to ahve to canonize scripture.

List of historical aspects and tenets of faith.

Emphasizes godhead, body of Christ, missionary work.

Introduced trinitarian notion, wanted to intellectualize the faith.

Like the Philo of Judaism, wanted to align Christianity with Greek thought. No conflict with the two.

Believed Jesus was not eternal, but created. He was liable to sin.

Convened council of Nicea.

"Conquer in this sign." He attributed victory to God, converted.

Came out with Edict of MIlan.

Christianity publicly tolrated and accepted.

He was weeping over sorrows and heard "pickup and read." He opened the Bible and had conversion.

Whether we sin for ourself or are accountable for Adam's transgression.

Understanding who Jesus was.

Document of early and main teachings of bishops.

God and Christ are one person, but in different forms. Same essense.

Jesus is also the Father, His relationship with Him.

Christ is a demi-God.

Culture and religion mixed.

King of Franks, became a Christian.Marked beginning of religion and government intermixing.

Pope holds secular power.

Pope holds religious authority.

Gave greater power to Popes. Suggested infallibility.

Withdraw from society, life of prayer/silence.

Rigorous study, meditation, self-sufficiency.

Liked big churches, against Benedictines.

Fought against Clunic fathers. Hated the big churches liked the poor.

Believed in being with the people, the poor. Adopted lifestyle of poverty, preaching.

Preached sermon calling for rise against Turks and Muslims. Started Crusades.

Did the Spirit originate from Father AND THE SON, or just Father?

Three men that made significant contributions to orthodox theology. Cryllic (from Cyril) alphabet a result. Huge success in Slavic nation.

Tried to find synthesis between faith and reason.

All sin demands justice, only Christ could appease justice and offer mercy, but needed to be mortal to do it.

Unmoved Mover

Cause-effect

Contingent existence

Graduation

Teleological argument. (God wouldnt create anything without reason to)

Mystic. Believed Christianity bcame too intellectualized. Believed in mystic union where God's spirit unites with soul and we become one with Him and we receive pre-fall state.

Mystic. Helped victims of Black Death.

Believed marriage was best way to describe union with God.

Long visions of God. Emphasied love. Evil overcome by love, like light and darkness.

Spanish. Move closer to Christ, light also increases.

Unintentional

Intentional

Council where Luther given chance to recant. He did not.

God predestines some to heaven and others to hell.

Held mass in German.

Against infant baptism.

He and friends broke away from Zwingli, form anabaptist movement.

Catholics/protestants tried to have dialogue, but pope, latin, celibacy, reverement of saints, all upheld.

Orthodox celebration of 3 wisemen.

Worked to eliminate slavery, as it contradicted Christinaity.

God created earth but lets us figure things out, no intervention (vs. opposite of thiesm).

Council where roman catholocism held ground, papal infallibility was re emphasized.

Religion deceptive, makes people closed minded. (An antichrist).

Didn't like the culture of Christianity and its difference with Christ's teachings.

Justified wrongdoing because of extenuating cirumstances (like killing Hitler).

Wrote 16 volumes.

Died in WW2

Used Christianity to fight oppression, poverty.

Sought to unite Christian churches.

Again sought to update Catholocism, minimal progress.