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62 Cards in this Set
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adoptionism |
heresy.
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modalism |
heresy.
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marcionism |
heresy. God of the Old Testament vs. God of the New Testament
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montanism |
heresy. Tertullian fell into it. Anyone who sinned after bap. cannot be forgiven
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donatism |
heresy. Wealth is bad. The validity of the sacraments is dependent on the
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manichaeism |
heresy. It presupposed the mix of religions. St. Augustine fought this.
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arianism |
heresy. started by Arius and lasted for almost 600 years. Severely damaged the eastern Church. Jesus did not have the divine nature. Christ was not God, but the highest of all creatures. This was fought by St. Hilary. |
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gnosticism |
heresy. Started by Eutyches to combat Nestorian Heresy. Christ had two natures (human and divine), but the human nature was swallowed up in the divine nature like a drop of water. Discussed at Council of Chalcedon. |
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monophytism |
Heresy.
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monotheletism |
325. Council. Met to discuss Arian heresy. First council, all the bishops come. 300+ bishops
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Council of Nicea |
381. Council. Came together to discuss the Nicene-Constantinopolitan Creed.
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Council of Constantinople I |
431. Council. Discussed Nestorianism. We get the term "Theotokos" for the Holy Mother.
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Council of Ephesus |
680/681. Council. Condemns monotheletism. Defined Jesus as has having two wills: the human and the divine. |
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Council of Chalcedon |
Document that allowed the legalization of Christianity
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Council of Constantinople III |
They started invading Rome bit by bit.
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Edict of Milan |
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Invasion of Germanic Tribes |
Julian the Apostate tried to reunite the empire
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Rise of Monasticism |
Warring between clans and kings over small things. Often very violent and non-christian.
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Carolingian Reign |
A consequence of the Iron Age was the Papal States, which gave the Pope power. |
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Fuedalism |
Warring between clans and kings over small things. Often very violent and non-christian.
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Iron age of the papacy |
Gregory VII. Targeted Simony, clerical celibacy, lay investiture, and the election of the Pope by the College of Cardinals.
The new election process helped break the Church away from caesaro-papism. |
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eastern schism |
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gregorian reform |
Peter Waldo. Merchant adopting radical poverty that starts heretical sect.
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albigensianism |
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waldensianism |
Peter Waldo. Merchant adopting radical poverty that starts heretical sect.
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Joachim of Fiore and the Franciscan Spirituals |
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Inquisition |
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Mendicants |
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Scholasticism |
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Avignon Papacy |
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Great Western Schism |
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the renaissance and humanism |
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the reformation |
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gallicanism |
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the enlightenment |
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the French Revolution |
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Rene Descartes |
No. You know him from Modern!! |
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Ultramontanism |
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gnosticism |
Heresy. All matter is evil as it was created by the evil god, whereas what is spiritual is good. This is the secret knowledge ("gnosis") needed for salvation. This heresy promoted severe asceticism. |
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Who made Christianity the official religion? |
Theodosius in AD 380 |
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Who converted the empire back to paganism |
Julian the Apostate |
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AD 64 - Inauguration of the Persecution of Christians |
Nero burns Rome and blames Christians |
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Keys of Peter |
The office of Petrus will always be filled. Isaiah 22. |
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Jansenism |
Started by Bishop Jansen. Rigorist heresy along the lines of Calvinist double-predest. Misreading of St. Aug. False piety inducing them to avoid the Sacraments. |
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Gallicanism |
French version of caesaro-papism. Louis XIV. 17th century. |
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Quietism |
Let God do to you as you will, completely surpressing one's will. Avoid sacraments, don't cooperate with grace. |
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Onset of the Fr. Revolution |
Monarchy's spending, Third Estate being taken over by anti-monarchists, storming of the Bastille. |
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French Revolution events |
constitutional phase, reign of terror, the conservative reaction, Napoleon seizing power |
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Real Patronado |
System by which Sp Crown had the authority to appoint bishops, provided they supported evangelization. con't... |
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Eastern Emperor, co-promulgator of Edict |
Licentius |
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Nestorianism |
Nestorius. Denied the title of Theotokos. Argued against by St. Cyril of Alexandria. Christ: there was only a moral union between the two natures. |
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Peter Lomard |
Scholastic Master of the Sentences. Teacher of St. Augustine |
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Clovis |
First king of the Franks. |
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Charlemagne |
Reunited the Roman Empire for the Last century. |
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The tome |
Written by St. Leo the Great for the Council of Chalcedon |
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St. Columba |
Goes off to Scotland to the Picts, more evangelization done than St. Benedict |
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Effects of Lay Investiture and Caesaro-Papism |
Fuedalism. |
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Pax Dei |
Helped to control the vicious cycle of the Feudal system. No fighting on Holy Days. Hostility should be the last resort |
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Settlement of Religion |
Under Elizabeth I. Rejects authority of the Pope. |
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Apollonarism |
The Son replaced part of Jesus' soul.p
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Docetism |
The phenomenon of Christ in his historical and bodily existence and all the human form of Jesus was a mere semblance without any true reality. |
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Docetism |
Council. We get the term Hypostatic Union in opposition to the monophytism heresy.
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