religion midterm 2024

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St. Paul

apostle of the Gentiles, converted many people (acts of apostles)

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Nero

cruel, started fire (burned for 9 days), blamed Christians

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The "five good emperors"

good at leading, not to Christians, support of senate, army, and people, secured and expanded Roman empire

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St. Patrick

apostle of Ireland, kidnapped by Pirates, returned with prayerful vision, converted island after studying priesthood

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arianism

who: Arius, Christians, Romans.

what: Christ received his title because of exceptional holiness, misinterpreted Scripture by Arius, largest doctrinal crisis until 1600s

when: 250-336 A.D.

where: Roman empire

why: Largest/most widespread heresy, caused a huge doctrinal crisis.

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Nestorianism

who: Nestorius, Romans, Christians

what: acknowledged Christ as human, denied his human mind.

when: 386-451 A.D.

where: Roman empire

why: Attempt to escape Apollinarianism, brought Mary’s Theotokos title into question.

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What red represents

participation in Divinity, martyrdom

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What white represents

resurrection, purity, Divinity

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What the cross represents

overcoming of death, martyr

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What gold represents

glory of God

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What a circle represents

God (never ending)

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What blue represents

humanity

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What a veil represents

bride of Christ, purity, submission to God

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Edict of Decius

who: Emperor Decius, the Christians

what: Had to prove they weren’t Christian, by certificate or sacrifice to the gods, if they didn’t comply, they were killed or banished.

when: 250 A.D.

where: Roman empire

why: Major loss for the church, many members lost to martyrdom or apostacy

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