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58 Cards in this Set
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1. Who blamed the burning of Rome on Christians and viciously persecuted them?
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Emperor Nero
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Early church Father who was burned at the stake at age 86
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Polycarp
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Translated the early Latin translation of the Bible known as the Vulgate, insisting that the Apocrypha would only get in over his dead body?
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Jerome
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The heretic that was excommunicated by the early church for his false teaching and rejection of the Old Testament and much of the NT
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Marcion
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The false teaching that the physical world is evil, that salvation is through hidden knowledge and Jesus is just an emanation from God
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Gnosticism ...or Docetism
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False teaching that God the father son and spirit are just three manifestations of God and not 3 separate persons
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Modalism
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Dealt a death blow to Gnostacism in the 2nd century. Wrote Against Heresis.
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Irenaeus
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Recognized all 66 of the books in the Bible as inspired and referred to them as the canon in his Easter Letter
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Athanasius
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Divided Roman Empire and persecuted Christians
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Emperor Diocletian
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Wrote first church history book since Acts
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Josephus
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Black dwarf. Stood up to the emperor regarding Jesus not being created.
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Athanasius
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literal approach to scripture. nicknamed Golden-Mouth.
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John Chrysostom
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Wrote the city of God. Guided Christians after the fall of Rome
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Augustine
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False teacher. Taught that salvation depends on works and humans don't have a sin nature.
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Pelagius
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Missionary with an Axe.
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Bishop Boniface
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knight who stripped for a bishop. Wrote Lord Make Me An Instrument of Thy Peace prayer.
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St. Francis of Assisi
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Father of the scholastics. developed the Ontological Argument to prove God's existence
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St. Anselm
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Dumb Ox. The Sum of Theology is God Himself
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St. Thomas Aquinas
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Inspiration for WWJD. Wrote Imitation of Christ
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Thomas a Kempis
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Put together the first printed Greek NT in 1516
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Desiderius Erasmus
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Dominican peddler sold indulgences
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Johann Tetzel
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French reformer forced to flee to Switzerland. Wrote Institutes of the Christian Religion
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John Calvin
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Wrote so a plowman could read his translation of the NT
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William Tyndale
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Scottish reformed helped establish the Presbyterian church. Prayer Give me Scotland or I die
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John Knox
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Anyone outside the Roman Catholic church is cursed
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Council of Trent
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No true Christian can exploit the natvie americans
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Bartolome
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Used water and snake skin to preach the gospel to African slaves in America. Called himself the slave of slaves.
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Pedro Claver
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Was convince that Calvin's position on predestination was wrong. His followers published The Remonstrance
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Jacobus Arminius
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Baptized himself. Started the Baptist church.
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John Smyth
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wrote Pilgrims Progress
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John Bunyan
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Baptist leader. Wanted to separate the church and state in the colonies. Founded a community in Providence where every faith was welcome
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Roger Williams
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Enlightenment view that God is distant
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Deism
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Founder of the Quakers
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George Fox
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Where was the longest prayer meeting in history that lasted more than 100 years
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The Moravians at Herrnhut
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Leader in the Great Awakening. Preached "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God"
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Jonathan Edwards
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Slave-trader who wrote Amazing Grace
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John Newton
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cross-eyed servant at Oxford who became known as the Great Awakener when he preached soul stirring sermons throughout America
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George Whitefield
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Wrote When I Survey the Wondrous Cross. The Father of English Hymns.
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Isaac Watts
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Father of modern theology. Approach to Bible encouraged higher criticism and the quest for the historical Jesus
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Friedrich Schleiermacher
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member of parliament who worked to outlaw slavery in Britain
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William Wilberforce
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English paster and social reformer. Great man of faith. Founded numerous orphanages in London.
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George Mueller.
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Father of modern missions. Just a plodder attempting to do great things for God.
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William Carey
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Missionary who became Chinese. The future is as bright as the promises of God.
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Hudson Taylor
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Missionary. Heart buried in Africa, body buried in London.
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David Livingstone
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God's lawyer. Introduced altar calls.
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Charles Finney
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Prince of Preachers. Pastored the Metropolitan Tabernacle in London preaching to some 6,000 every Sunday
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Charles H Spurgeon
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Shoe salesman turned preacher. Saw world as a shipwrecked vessel.
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Dwight L. Moody
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Plymouth Brethren leader who began teaching a dispensationial approach to understanding the Bible.
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J. Nelson Darby
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German-Swiss pastor. Developed Neo-Orthodoxy
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Karl Barth
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German pastor and professor who opposed Hitlers treatment of the Jews. Wrote The Cost of Discipleship. Executed by the Nazis.
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Dietrich Bonhoeffer
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Imprisoned for helping Jews in WWII. The Hiding Place is about her.
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Corrie Ten Boom
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Black holiness pastor in LA who led the Azusa Street Revival.
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William Seymour
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Founded Foursquare
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Aimee Semple McPherson
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Started Bible Standard Churches
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Fred Hornshuh
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Started Open Bible
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John Richey
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Episcopal pastor in Van Nuys, CA who spoke in tongues and initiated the Charismatic Movement.
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Dennis Bennet
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Pastor who started the Jesus People Movement with Hippies
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Chuck Smith
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Movement uses postmodern thinking in its approach to the Bible and Church
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The Emerging Church
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