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22 Cards in this Set
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Time periods of Church History
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-0-312 Early Church & Apostolic Fathers – Time of Persecution
-312-496 Christian Roman Empire -496-768 Conversion of the Barbarians -768-812 Restored Holy Roman Empire under Charlemagne -812-1517 Medieval Church: Crusades & Monasteries -1517-1789 Spread of the Reformation – Rulers determine which faith to follow -1789-2008 Modern Church - Expansion of Christianity |
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Important Dates
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-312 CONVERSION OF CONSTANTINE: CHRISTIAN EMPIRE
-496 BAPTISM OF CLOVIS -622 BEGINNING OF MUSLIM ERA -800 POPE LEO III CROWNS CHARLEMAGNE AT ROME -1054 EASTERN SCHISM -1517 BEGINNING OF REFORMATION -1789 FRENCH REVOLUTION: FREEDOM OF RELIGION -1792 WILLIAM CAREY – START OF MODERN MISSIONS -1906 WILLIAM J. SEYMOUR – AZUSA STREET REVIVAL |
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Apostolic Creed
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I believe in God the Father Almighty, maker of heaven and earth;
and in Jesus Christ, his only son, our Lord, who was conceived by the Holy Spirit and born of the virgin Mary, suffered under Pontius Pilate, was crucified, dead, and was buried: he descended into hell; the third day he rose again from the dead; he ascended into heaven, and is seated at the right hand of God the Father Almighty, from there he will come to judge the living and the dead. I believe in the Holy Spirit, the holy catholic (universal) church, the communion of saints, the forgiveness of sins, the resurrection of the body, and the life everlasting. Amen. |
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Politically
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East: close relationship between emperor and the patriarch
West: more power was attributed to Pope when the emperor moved away |
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Intellectually
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East: Philosophical, relective
West: more practical |
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Liturgical
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East: emphasis on icons, multi-participation, leavened bread for Holy Communion
West: emphasis on Holy Mass and Eucarist, centered around the priest, unleavened bread |
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Religious
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East: no celibacy/Easter as Jewish Colander
West: Celibacy/Easter two weeks after Jews |
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Theological
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East: HS derived from Father, more emphasis on Father
West: HS derived from Father and Son, more emphasis on the Trinty |
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Ecclesiastical
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East: patriarch primus enter paris, somehow loose orginization
West: Pope is substitute of Christ, very hierarchical |
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Consequences of the Crusades pt. 1
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1. enrichment by confrontation with a new culture
2. flourishing trade 3. rise in new trade towns and new class of citizens 4. new zeal of the Christian faith 5. conviction of Christianity as single, true fait diminished |
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Consequences of Crusades pt. 2
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6. fraud in relics
7. foundation of crusading orders 8. Pope lost considerable respect and authority 9. fuedal system weakened 10. gap between East and West widened |
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Waldenses (or Valdois)
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-France
-French/Italian alps -12th century by Valdes -French preacher, later called Peter Waldo -poor men of Lyons |
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Lollards
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-England
-John Wycliffe -"Morning Star of Reformation" -English Priest |
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Hussites
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--pre-Lutheran protestants in Bohemia (czech republic)
-Jan Hus |
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6 Reasons for the Reformation
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1. Rising Opposition to RCC doctrines and practices
2. Influence of renaissance 3. Political situation 4. invention of art of printing 5. theological disputes 6. indulgence system |
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Zwinglians
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-Huldrych Zwingli
-signigicant contributions to protestant doctrine -suprem authority of Bile -main reformed church in Switzerland -Evangelische Kirche |
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Anabaptists
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-Swiss Conrad Grebel & Felix Manz
-Denied infant baptism -pouring water over confessing believers, using the triune baptismal formula -vivid expectancy of imminant return of Christ |
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Calvinists
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-John Calvin & Guillaume Farel
-Work & Teachings had profound impact on Christanity -20 yrs after Luther in Germany -Geneva became "a city of God" |
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Results of the Great Awakening
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1. produced a large increase in church membership
2. demands for social reforms 3. higher education was strengthened 4. midweek prayer meeting became important 5. sunday school movement started 6. missions was promoted and supported 7. division within sme churches |
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Classical Pentecostalism
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-Charles F. Parham and Willim J. Seymour
-late 20th century |
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Charistmatic Movement
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-Oral Roberts, William Branham
-60's |
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Evangelical Pentecostals in the Vineyard
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-John Wimber
-80's |
