Religion ch 12

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Who began the Roman persecutions in A.D. 64?
Nero
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What was the outcome of the Roman persecutions for the Church?
The Church grew and spread.
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Who wrote a rule of life for religious communities?
Saint Pachomius and Saint Basil
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What became the official religion of the Roman Empire?
Christianity
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Who is known for allowing Christians to worship freely?
Constantine
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What did Arius deny regarding Jesus?
He denied that Jesus was God.
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What was the first council that corrected Arianism?
The Council of Nicaea.
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What was the purpose of the Council of Ephesus?
To deal with Nestorius, who denied that Mary was the Mother of God.
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What is the Nicene Creed?
The statement of our beliefs first composed at the Council of Nicaea.
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Who were Saints Athanasius, Ambrose, and Augustine?
They were all Church Fathers.
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Who was Saint Anthony of Egypt?
A hermit and a monk.
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Why weren't Christians trusted in the first century?
Because they were different.
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Who was Sister Dorothy Kazel?
A modern-day martyr who cared for poor people in El Salvador.
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What is a hermit?
A person who lives alone, eats little food, prays a lot, and does penances.
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What is a monk?
Someone who practices monasticism and joins other monks in prayer and helps people in need.
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What is heresy?
A false teaching that rejects a truth revealed by God and taught by the Church.
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What is a synod?
A meeting of local bishops.
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Who are the Church Fathers?
Thinkers, teachers, and leaders who wrote and preached to explain the faith and to defend it against heresy.