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fest of pentecost

ad 30

converts



palestian jews who spoke aromaic and had little contact with outside world

palestian jews and greek speaking jews difference

greek speaking weren't born in palestine, deeply influenced by greek culture practice jewish faith differently

how did they restore eace

seven men were appointed to help the greek speaking jews enter christian community better

greek speaking jews were knows as

hellenists

what were hellenists forced to do

flee north to samaria or city of antioch in syria

gentiles

non jews; jewish people spread christianity to them; faith spread north

where were followers of jesus first called christians

antioch in ad 40

what was christianity for similar to

judaism

what dispute did gentiles entry to the church cause

caused people to wonder if they had to become jews than christians

first council

48 ad they declared that the gentiles didn't have to become jews first

saint paul

missionary journeys took him across asia minor and eurpoe ad 50 he also visited rome ad 63; church became well established in the eastern midditeranean

where was the most important christian community established

rome

catholic

catholic means universal

christians didn't worship who

pagan god; refused to honor emperor as a god

everyones equal in gods eyes

weekend public mortality and state authority

250

things became worse; cvivil war; barbarian invasion; drop in population; bad harvests; etc

gnostics

greek word foreknowledge


1. preached saying that they had personal knowledge of jesus


2. false claims


jesus wasn't human


god wasn't the creator of the earth


the sacrement of baptism and eucharist weren't required


jesus only gave salvation to some people not all christaisn


teachings had no authority behind it



new testament

written down and only 4 gospels were approved

apostolic succesion

all religious leaders came from peter, disciples and jesus

rule of faith

declaring the mission of the church

gnostics ideas came from

greek thinkers magic astrology

gnostics broke away from church explain

broke away from church and set up own communities like cults

ginstic advocaters

said ideas derived rom private relations with holy spirit or teachungs from jesus



growth of catholic church was from

30-313

whole period was called

roman peace because gov was stable and order maintained

apostolistic succession why was it important

it was important because it helped the church proved that their teachings were truly from god unlike the gnostics and showed that their leaders actually had a special bond with jesus and the apostles

why were gnostics beliefs so dangerous

they were dangerous because they could effect the gospel message that it proclaimed by the apostles and their succesors

why did rome gov persecute early church

because they refused to honor their empoere as a god and dint believe in the pagen god

how did the council of jerusalem contribute to the development of the early church

help

what conditions favored the growth of the church during the first three centuries of its life

help

nero

started first perscution when he blamed christians for a fire e started

decius

forced christians to worship him and tottered them when they didn't 249-251


made first anti christian laws

diocletan

passed a law tolerating christian faith in 261 people lived in peace for 30 years

constatine

later became christian


312 became sole ruler of the west


issued a law tolerating all christians



edict of milan

issued by constantine and his co emperor tolerating all christians

ignatus and perpetua

died in the persecution