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11 Cards in this Set
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Saul
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Died Circa 64 CE
Spread Christianity 1. Conversion on trip to Damascus 2. Trips as missionary 3. Wrote epistles 4. Executed in Rome |
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Christian Art
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Early Christian art was in catacombs
Early art had Jesus beardless Jesus was portrayed with a beard after 500s CE Gothic Church Architecture - pointed arch, cross rib vault, flying buttress, stained glass windows & gargoyles 80 miles of passage ways with Art |
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Christian Mysticism (personal experience f the divine)
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1. Negation or stilling of images
2. Affirmation of images |
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Stigmata
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a term used by members of the Christian faith to describe body marks, sores, or sensations of pain in locations corresponding to the crucifixion wounds of Jesus Christ, such as the hands, wrists, and feet
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Spiritual Gifts
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I. Corinthians Ch 12
1. Word of wisdom 2. Word of knowledge 3. Faith 4. Healing 5. Working of miracles 6. Prophecy 7. Discerning of spirits 8. Diverse kinds of tongues 9. Interpretative of tongues |
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Christianity
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Largest religion (1.6 billion)
Main Groups: Catholic (largest), Eastern Orthodox and Protestant Founder: Jesus Christ |
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Jesus Christ
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Anointed
Born in Bethlehem Healed Sick Raised Lazarus from the dead Taught Parables Juddhist betrayed Jesus for 30 pieces of silver |
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Aramaic Language
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Yashua (Jesus' name)
English Name = Joshua |
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Gospels
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Old English, good news
Scripe of Peter / 1st Pope Luke - Greek Physician John - disciple Jesus loved |
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Resurrection
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Jesus returned to life the Sunday following the Friday he was crucified
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Trinity
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Defines God as three divine persons: the father, the son (Jesus), and the holy spirit
"One God in three persons" - the three persons are distinct, yet are one "substance, essence or nature" |
