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Where did Jesus first live?
Judaea
What was the Roman take on other religions?
They said you could practice your own religion, but also had to be loyal to Rome
Why were the Jew discontent, and what did they need?
They needed a savior, discontent between different sects
Who was the king at this time?
Herod
When Jesus was 28...
He came out and started to preach, teach, and (maybe) heal the sick
He did this for 3/4 years then...
Was arrested and executed
What were his teachings?
Fatherhood of God (God=parental figure), golden rule, forgive and love your enemies, repay evil w/ good, self denial, condemnation hyposcrisy and greed, opposition to ceremonialism, the iminent approach of God (God will happen soon), belief in resurrection of the dead
Where are these teachings found?
In the 4 Gospels
Who was Paul and what did he do?
He was a Jew who converted into Christianity, he called Jesus the "man-God", he thought men and women were sinners by nature. spread Christianity
How did Christianity become so big?
1. Composite religion (composed of other traditions)
2. Admitted women
3. Christians suffered from persecution, they set a powerful example b/c people died for it
4. Christians taught that is was easier to get to heaven if you were poor.
What is the date when the Roman Empire fell?
476 C.E
What was the next empire?
Barbarian (non-latin speaking)
What was the first reason Rome might have fallen?
Imperalism: Romans used their military too much and used up resources, more class divisions b/c they enslaved ppl they conquered, attitude shift people became greedy
What is the second reason?
Revolution in economic and social conditions: $ went out of circulation, decline of industry jobs lost, growth in surfdom
What are three other reasons?
Soil exhausted, series of plauges, social stigma attached to working
What is a Muslim?
A person who is conciously and solemnly whittenessing "there is no god but god, and Muhammad is the profit of god."
What two things do you have to live by that statement with?
Action and belief
Islam is neither...
ethnocentric nor sacramental
Do you have to be born into Islam?
No
Why did God create human kind?
For a purpose, to fullfill their ethical vocation
What is a Khalifah?
Someone who acts for God
How does Islam view original sin different from Christianity?
The think you are born innocent.
What problems does Islam have w/ Judaism?
Chosen people, places in Jewish scripture where God is plural
What problems does Islam have w/ Christianity?
Christians said Jesus was a mesiah, Muslims just as a prophet
What city was Islam founded?
Mecca
What is the "story"?
Muhammad was 40 when things started to be revealed by the angel Gabriel
Who was the first convert?
Muhammad's wife
Then were did they go?
From Mecca to Medina, then they gathered a group and went back to Mecca
What are the 5 Pillars?
1. A profession of faith
2. His worship
3. Wealth sharing, charity
4. Fasting, during Ramadan
5. The hajj (pilgramidge to Mecca)
What does "Islam" come from?
"To submit to God"
What does "Medina" mean?
"the city of the Prophet"
What does the Quran teahc?
that God is all-powerfull and compassionate, and that people are responsible for their own actions
What does "sunna" mean?
To follow the custom of the community
What did the Sufis use to communicate w/ God?
Meditation, fasting, and other rituals
What are 4 factors of Muslim success?
1. Weakness of the Byzantine and Persian empires
2. Arab's bold fighting methods
3. Common faith Muhammad had established
4. Rulers made good discisions
In the Muslim Empire, how did they treat Christians, Jews, and Zoroastians that were conquered?
Let them follow their own faith and laws
What is Baghdad's title?
"City of Peace, Gift of God, Paradise on Earth"
Compare and contrast Hinduism and Islam?
Hindu's recognized many sacred texts and prayed before statues representing many gods and goddesses. Islam was a newer faith with a single text, monotheistic, and who saw the statues in Hindu temples as false gods
What did Islam try to say about Hinduism?
That behind their many gods was one (not true)