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25 Cards in this Set
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By learning how our ___________ lived out their ___________, we will gain some valuable ________ in figuring out what we must do today.
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- ancestor's
- discipleship - help |
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The basic message of the ___________ never changes, but as times change, we find new ways to express the message so that it makes sense to people.
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- gospels
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__________ is the chronological record of events.
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- History
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The community of the Church is about __________ years old.
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- 2, 000
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Studying the story of ____________ will allow you to grow in your knowledge and faith.
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- Catholicism
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The Church is a community of people who all share faith and ___________ with Jesus.
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- friendship
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The quilt of your life and of all other disciples is threaded together by the ________ of Jesus.
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- love
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Our Church's history has been woven with __________ and __________ throughout the past twenty centuries.
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- developments
- declines |
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The time periodd 1400-1700 C.E. is called the ____________ because there was a "rebirth" or explosion of learning in the arts, sciences, and world exploration.
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- Renaissance
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Every community needs a specific way to __________ itself, choose its ___________, and protect itself by establishing ___________ and guidelines.
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- govern
- leaders - rules - guidelines |
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Learning about our history helps us to understand and explain current events.
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True
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The basic truth of the gospel never change.
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True
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Throughout history, the Church has not played a major role in shaping society, but society has played a major role in shaping the Church
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False
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The Church faces the same challenges and problems in every century.
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False
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We can not learn a lot by examing how our ancestors remained faithful in the situation they experienced.
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False
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The time period 1900 C.E. --today is known as the Middle Ages.
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False
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What was Jesus' command to his disciples? (Matthew 28: 19-20)
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- "Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing theim in the name of the father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit."--Jesus
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What are the five aspects of community?
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List three major characteristics of being a Catholic.
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__________ Middle Ages (800 C.E. - 1400 C.E.)
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C.- Break between the Church in the East and the Church in the West.
- Age of Scholars |
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__________ Age of Political & Industrial Revolution (1700 C.E. - 1900 C.E.)
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E. - Beginnings of Democratic governments
- Rise in Secularism |
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__________ Middle & Late Period of the Roman Empire (14 C.E. - 476 C.E.)
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A. - Birthday of Church
- Division of Roman Empire into eastern and western parts |
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__________ Renaissance & Reformation (1400 C.E. - 1700 C.E.)
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D. - Explosion of learning in the arts, sciences, and world exploration.
- Martin Luther's challenges to the Catholic Church - origin of Protestant Churches |
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__________ Modern Age (1900 C.E. - Today)
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F. - Second Vatican Council
- Advances in medical and scientific technology |
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__________ Period of Transition (476 C.E. - 800 C.E.)
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B. - Official end of Roman Empire
- Establishment of the Holy Roman Empire |
