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15 Cards in this Set
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agape
fileos eros |
unconditional love
brotherly love erotic love |
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constantine
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roman empoer that made Christianity official religion of rome
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consubstantiation vs transubstantiation
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symbolic, literal transformation of bread
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salvation= what to what
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sin to eternal life
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paul
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martyr for christianity
great missionary for christianity |
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indulgences
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certificates able to be purchased in early catholic church to be saved from sins you have commited
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council of nicea determined...
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trinity should be worshipped equally
jesus created by god rather than from him |
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luther observed....
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simony- selling
nepotism-handing down indulgences |
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idea of eternal life
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establish right relationship wit god
repentence concern for neighbor |
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teachings of paul
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jesus is the messianic figure
salvation is found in him love your neighbor and god |
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where was god in the holocaust
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1. eclipse when he turned his head
2. never answered, doesnt matter, their faith is to strong 3. punsihment from god |
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anguish of being a christian
augsustine, kierkegaard |
augustine:
lust and sin at a young age. exerpiences with women, many temptations. where was god to put you on the right path? kiekegaard impossible to obey christianity, to much pressure from society. some people are simply born into the faith. Christianity is living a hell on earth. |
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similarities with eastern religions
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god is everywhere
being is=producing good karma not holding onto earthly treasures (impermanence) do things for god vs do things to better yourself |
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MLKs teachings (3)
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responsibility to underprivelaged
unconditional forgiveness being morally noble > being socially respectable |
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carmodys view on women
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jesus's ministry accepted women
women are allowed to become nuns some churches, women are allowed to become priests women linked to sexual desires were to believed that they lacked human reason |