Orthodox Christianity Final Study Guide

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Trinitarian controversies

Discussions about the relationship between the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

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Nicene Creed

Formulation during the First Council of Nicaea in 325 to address Arianism.

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Influence of Constantine

Constantine's support for Christianity and the First Council of Nicaea.

Constantine favored Christianity and convened the First Council of Nicaea.

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Arianism

Belief that Jesus was a created being and subordinate to God.

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Theological controversies

Debates on Christ's dual nature.

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Ecumenical councils

Meetings like the Council of Ephesus to address disputes.

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Nestorianism vs monophysitism

Disputes over Christ's humanity and divinity, with Nestorianism advocating distinction and Monophysitism asserting a single nature.

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Theotokos

Title affirmed at the Council of Ephesus for the Mother of God.

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Iconoclasm controversy

Debate on the veneration versus worship of religious icons.

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Orthodoxy

Established doctrine of a religious faith.

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Monophysite

Belief in Christ having one nature.

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Maphysite

Another term for Monophysite, emphasizes singular nature of christ

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Diaphysite

Belief in Christ's two natures, human and divine.

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Iconoclast

Opposes veneration of religious icons.

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Iconodule

Supports veneration of religious icons.

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Latreia

Worship, especially for God.

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Proskinesis

Veneration or homage.

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The Great Canon of St andrew of crete

Poetic hymns and stories used during Lent.

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Eremetic (hermit) and Cenobitic (community-based life) monasticism.

the two ends of the monastic spectrum

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Nicene Creed

Formulated during the First Council of Nicaea in 325 to address Arianism and establish orthodox Trinitarian doctrine.

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Arianism

Belief that Jesus was a created being and subordinate to God, causing conflicts in the Christian community.

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Theological Controversies

Debates on Christ's nature, including his dual human and divine nature.

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Ecumenical Councils

Gatherings like the Council of Ephesus and Council of Chalcedon to settle theological disputes and affirm orthodoxy.

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Iconoclasm Controversy

Debate over religious icon veneration, with iconoclasts opposing and iconodules supporting it.

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Tollhouse Theory

Belief in post-death tollhouses for souls' judgment, popularized by Father Seraphim Rose.

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Feast of Annunciation

Celebrates Angel Gabriel's announcement to Mary about Christ's birth, occurring during Lent.

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"The Way of the Pilgrim"

19th-century text detailing a pilgrim's spiritual journey focusing on the Jesus Prayer and hesychasm.

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Hesychasm

Prayer method emphasizing silence, listening, and spiritual guidance to avoid pitfalls like prelest.

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Spread of Christianity to Slavic Lands

Expansion facilitated by rulers' missions to Greater Moravia, Bulgaria, and Rus.

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Reformation

Initiated by Luther and Calvin, challenging Catholic doctrines and leading to the Counter-Reformation efforts.