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Who is Jerome?
-a scholarly monk
-avoidance of pagan literature
-setup monasticism for women
-brought Asceticism to the
west
-Skull - Asceticism
-Lion-Scholarly

west
Who is Ambrose of Milan?
elected as bishop
-was a preacher and interpreter
-fastracked him to become bishop
-know for the Ambrosian/antiphonal chant
-emperor sought help to Ambrose with the Altar of victory
-Callinicum Synagogue Root- Christians riot at Jewish place of worship
-Riot of Thessalonica- Theodois kills a bunch of people and has to report with the Church+Ambrose
Who is Augustine of Hippo?
-located in North Africa
-was a student of Manicheaism before conversion
-Rhetoric Student
-Neo-Platonism then Christianity
-interested in Love, Life, and lust, ambition and wisdom
-converted in 386
-influenced by Ambrose, Life of Anthony and a verse in the bible

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What is manichaeism?
created by Mani in Persia
-had a solution for the problem with evil
-Dualism- there is good and evil sides
What is the main idea of Neo-Platonism?
evil is not created, but is the absence of the good
What is Donatism?
-donatus was a bishop
-church needed to be pure
-Ministry sacrament has to be pure
-Rural Community and against the Romans
-Augustine had a rational reason to persecute them
What is Pelagianism?
-created by Pelagius
-was a monk
-More Practical
-people have free will and free choice
-rejection of original sin
-grace
-God already knows who is going to choose salvation
-but is available for everyone
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What is the order of Humanity and Sin?
Before Fall - capable of sinning
After Fall - not capable of not sinning
After Conummation - not capable of sinning
After Fall
Augustine- desire only to sin
Pelagius- ability to do otherwise
Prevenient Grace
enabled to will the good
Co-Operating Grace
enabled to do the good
Effective or Perfecting Grace
able to sustain the good (Augustine believes that God elects the grace)
What is the semi-augustian position?
-pelagius position out
-Augustine view on sin and grace are in and predestination is out
What happened at the Council of Orange?
-529
-affirmed original sin
-Rejected total depravity(that people are enslaved into sin and cannot be given salvation when it is offered).
-people have to become part of the Church for grace
What is Cyclical?
the rise and fall of man
What is linear?
the movement in one way to God's Glory
Why was the fall of Rome?
410 CE, City of God/City of Man?