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69 Cards in this Set
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Amanuensis
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a literary or artistic assistant, in particular one who takes dictation or copies manuscripts.
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Antitheses
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a person or idea that is direct opposite or something else such as when Jesus had the Sermon on the Mount
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anti-trinitarianism
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not believing in the doctrine of the Trinity
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Aphorism
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a concise statement that contains a general truth.
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Beatitudes
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the blessings listed by Jesus at the Sermon on the Mount.
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bed-trick
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a trick involving a substitution of one partner with another person while in bed with them.
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ceremonialism (or high church worship)-
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a church service that follows a pattern and stresses priestly elements.
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colloquy-
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a formal conversation
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comedy-
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a modern comedy is a work that is amusing. A Shakespearean comedy is a work that has a happy ending. and usually ends with marriages. it also has word play and no one die in a scene
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convent-
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a Christian community with religious vows and nuns.
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creatio ex deo (or monism
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god created the world out of himself
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creatio ex nihilo
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god created the world out of nothing
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ecclesiastical
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relating to the Christian Church or its clergy
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the Elect¬
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those that will be saved by God
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epic
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a long poem with a hero and great achievements
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Evangelist
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a person who seeks to convert others to Christianity or one of the writers of
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felix culpa
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“fortunate fall” view of the fall of man as fortunate because it brought Christ
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Fourth Gospel
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the gospel of John is referred to this because it is somewhat separate from
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gospel-
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good news
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Gospel-
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Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John record of Jesus’ works in the first four books of the NT
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Griesbach Theory
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Mark redacts Matthew and Luke
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haec-vir
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the feminine man. A pamphlet in response to Hic Mulier. Defends those that do not fit gender roles.
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haec vir
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the feminine man. A pamphlet in response to Hic Mulier. Defends those that do not fit gender roles.
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hic mulier
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Manly woman. Pamphlet expressing concern transvestitism
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Incarnation
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the embodiment of God as a human as Jesus Christ
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Invocation
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a start of a prayer
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Irenicism-
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a part of Christian theology concerned with reconciling different denominations
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“L” Source
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The source that Luke used when composing his gospel.
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Logos
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- the word of God
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low church worship
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a type of worship that does not follow a traditional worship
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“M” Source
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textual source for the gospel of Matthew
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memento mori
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object serving as a warning or reminder of death.
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messianic secret
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an idea in the gospel of Mark that Jesus commanded his followers to be quiet about his messianic mission.
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Novitiate
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period of training before a monk takes his vows
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Omnipotence
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having unlimited power
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Omniscience
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- knowing everything
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orthodoxy
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the adherence to accepted norms of religion
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parable
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a simple story used to tell a lesson as told by Jesus
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Paraclete
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the Holy Spirit as advocate or counselor
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Passion
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refers to the suffering and death of Jesus
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Personification
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giving human characteristics to a nonhuman object
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Polemic-
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a strong verbal or written attack on someone
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Postlapsarian
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refers to something happening after the fall of man
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predestination
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the divine already knows what will happen. Some have salvation.
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Prelapsarian-
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characteristic of the time before the fall of man
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problem play
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a form of drama that has characters with conflicting view points
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“Q” Source
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the common material found in Matthew and Luke, but not in Mark. It is
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Querelle des Femmes
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means “women controversy” a pamphlet war on gender and sexuality. Swetman and Sowerman
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problem play
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a form of drama that has characters with conflicting view points
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realized eschatology
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that holds that the eschatological passages in the New Testament do not refer to the future, but instead refer to the ministry of Jesus and his lasting legacy.
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“Q” Source
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the common material found in Matthew and Luke, but not in Mark. It is
supposedly the quotations from Jesus. |
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romance (genre
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a literary genre with heroic prose and verse narrative. With adventure and heroic quests.
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Querelle des Femmes
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means “women controversy” a pamphlet war on gender and sexuality. Swetman and Sowerman
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sodomy laws
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a law that defines certain sexual acts as crimes
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realized eschatology
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that holds that the eschatological passages in the New Testament do not refer to the future, but instead refer to the ministry of Jesus and his lasting legacy.
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soliloquy
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speaking one’s thoughts aloud when by oneself especially in a play
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romance (genre
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a literary genre with heroic prose and verse narrative. With adventure and heroic quests.
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Source Criticism
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the analysis and study of the sources of a biblical text
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sodomy laws
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a law that defines certain sexual acts as crimes
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sumptuary laws
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laws that regulate habits of consumption
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soliloquy
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speaking one’s thoughts aloud when by oneself especially in a play
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Synoptic Gospels-
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The gospels of Matthew, Mark, and Luke are so similar that the authors
must be connected in some way. Matthew and Luke contain information from Mark. |
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Source Criticism
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the analysis and study of the sources of a biblical text
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sumptuary laws
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laws that regulate habits of consumption
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Synoptic Gospels-
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The gospels of Matthew, Mark, and Luke are so similar that the authors
must be connected in some way. Matthew and Luke contain information from Mark. |
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Trinity
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God in three persons: Father, Son , and Holy Spirit
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Two-Source Hypothesis
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an explanation for the synoptic problem. the Gospel of Matthew and the Gospel of Luke were based on the Gospel of Mark and a lost, hypothetical sayings collection called Q.
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Unscene
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a part of a play that does not happen during a scene but you know it occurs like the bed trick in measure for measure
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“Virgilian Procession”-
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Eclogues → Georgics → Epics
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