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Trinitarian controversies
Discussions about the relationship between the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
Nicene Creed
Formulation during the First Council of Nicaea in 325 to address Arianism.
Influence of Constantine
Constantine's support for Christianity and the First Council of Nicaea.
Constantine favored Christianity and convened the First Council of Nicaea.
Arianism
Belief that Jesus was a created being and subordinate to God.
Theological controversies
Debates on Christ's dual nature.
Ecumenical councils
Meetings like the Council of Ephesus to address disputes.
Nestorianism vs monophysitism
Disputes over Christ's humanity and divinity, with Nestorianism advocating distinction and Monophysitism asserting a single nature.
Theotokos
Title affirmed at the Council of Ephesus for the Mother of God.
Iconoclasm controversy
Debate on the veneration versus worship of religious icons.
Orthodoxy
Established doctrine of a religious faith.
Monophysite
Belief in Christ having one nature.
Maphysite
Another term for Monophysite, emphasizes singular nature of christ
Diaphysite
Belief in Christ's two natures, human and divine.
Iconoclast
Opposes veneration of religious icons.
Iconodule
Supports veneration of religious icons.
Latreia
Worship, especially for God.
Proskinesis
Veneration or homage.
The Great Canon of St andrew of crete
Poetic hymns and stories used during Lent.
Eremetic (hermit) and Cenobitic (community-based life) monasticism.
the two ends of the monastic spectrum
Nicene Creed
Formulated during the First Council of Nicaea in 325 to address Arianism and establish orthodox Trinitarian doctrine.
Arianism
Belief that Jesus was a created being and subordinate to God, causing conflicts in the Christian community.
Theological Controversies
Debates on Christ's nature, including his dual human and divine nature.
Ecumenical Councils
Gatherings like the Council of Ephesus and Council of Chalcedon to settle theological disputes and affirm orthodoxy.
Iconoclasm Controversy
Debate over religious icon veneration, with iconoclasts opposing and iconodules supporting it.
Tollhouse Theory
Belief in post-death tollhouses for souls' judgment, popularized by Father Seraphim Rose.
Feast of Annunciation
Celebrates Angel Gabriel's announcement to Mary about Christ's birth, occurring during Lent.
"The Way of the Pilgrim"
19th-century text detailing a pilgrim's spiritual journey focusing on the Jesus Prayer and hesychasm.
Hesychasm
Prayer method emphasizing silence, listening, and spiritual guidance to avoid pitfalls like prelest.
Spread of Christianity to Slavic Lands
Expansion facilitated by rulers' missions to Greater Moravia, Bulgaria, and Rus.
Reformation
Initiated by Luther and Calvin, challenging Catholic doctrines and leading to the Counter-Reformation efforts.