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Christianity
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1. Originally developes as a part of Judaism
2. Jesus of Nazareth founder 7 BCE to 30 CE 3. He lived & taught in Palastine 4. Primarily moved among fellow jews 5. became known as Christianity afte the death of Christ |
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Catholic church
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1. Earlist christian church
2. Pope (has all authority) 3. Church as teaching authority 4. Salvation: all are already saved, are still being saved & will be saved in future |
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7 Sacraments
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1. Baptism: infant
2. Confirmation: 12 yrs old 3. Eucharist: 1st communion (age 8) 4. Penance & reconciliation 5. Anointing 6. Holy orders 7. Holy matrimony |
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Eastern orthodox
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1. 2 divisions: Greek & Russian
2. Formed in 1054 3. 7 sacraments mysterion 4. No pope 5. Church can only interpret scripture 6. God's will disclosed through conscience of church (laity involved) |
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Eastern orthodox continued
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1. Aim of every life is Union w/ God by grace
2. Principals of belief in faith 3. Worship of God, in whom lies belief & hope, for salvation 4. Living life so as to serve ones neighbors, especially the least of them 5. The enforcing of a system of order of discipline & admin for it's members |
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Protestant
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1. reformation in 15th & 16th centuries
2. Led by Martin Luther & John Calvin 3. Use of Old Testament & weekly mass 4. Not all 7 sacraments (No penance, holy orders) 5. Faith based or predestination 6. Lutheran, Calvinism (presbyterian) , Baptist |
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Church of England
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1. Separate reformation (Divorce) (John Wesley)
2. Anglican church 3. King Henery VII wanted to divorce his wife 4. Does not accept pope-Arch Bishop of Canterbury 5. Resulted in Episcopalian, the Methodists & Unitarians |
