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Gospel
remembered accounts of Jesus's life
Kerygma
"preaching" or "oral" stories kept alive orally
synoptic
"coming together" Matthew, Mark, Luke
similar writing: :length, style, content
Canonical gospels
gospels approved by the church
Luke
60-85AD
Language/audience: Greek Gentiles
doctor
"compassionate mission"
"son of man"
"seeks out the lost and the sinners and bring back in union with god"
parables related to compassion
the parable of the lost sheep:
god will forgive the sinner, and never forgets anyone
the parable of the prodigal son:
god will always forgive the sinner, always be forgiven
Black Death
Middle ages
Gobi dessert
people became extremely religious or lost/questioned their faith
Flagellants
though god was angry with them so inflicted pain as punishment as a form as penance
How did the Black death change veiwpoints
people started to question their religion and the church
Indulgences
people wanted to be ready for death
An action or sacrifice that can take way all part of purgatory for themselves
"buying your way into heaven"
What is purgatory
The place or state those have still make up for sins go after death, before entering heaven
abuse of indulgences
some priest gave excessive indulgences
Brothers and Sisters falsely claimed authority to forgive all sort of sins
indulgences in exchange for giving money to the church
Indulgences before the reformation
Pope Leo X granted indulgences to go towards building the new St Peter's Basilica in Rome
The last straw for Luther
Immediate cause of the reformation in Germany
Martin Luther
Augustinian friar
Wittenberg Germany
1517 - 65 thesis on church life, teaching and indulgences, students nailed onto the door of the Wittenberg Castle
How did the Pope react with the 65 thesis
When Luther refused to denounce it, Leo condemned the idea
Luther tried to explain/apologized this was not his intention
excommunicated
What happened to Luther's idea
gained many followers
certain groups used the idea to revolt and use it as an excuse to commit criminal acts- Luther left
swept through Southern and Eastern Europe
What was Luther's main message
Salvation (eternal life) could only be gain by faith alone
The ripple affect
Zwingli- Switzerland
John Calvin- French
John Knox- Scotland (found Presbyterian church)
King Henry- England (found church of England)
What is Protestantism
Breaking away from Catholicism
The Great Schism
1054 AD
Geographical, language, culture, governance diffrences
Church timeline
313 AD
325 AD
1054 AD
1300 AD
1500 AD
Christianity becomes prominent in Roman Empire
Nicea Creed-written to consolidate Christian beliefs
TGS split between Western Latin Church, East Orthodox Church
Black death
Martin Luther, King Henry VIII
Mark
Friends with the apostles
Traveled with Paul
55-65 AD
Greek
Roman Gentiles
Matthew
Tax collector
spoke Greek, Arabic, Hebrew
Jewish Christian
58-68 AD
Audience was Jews