Chapters 8,9,10,11 Test Flashcards

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doctrine

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Teachings about the nature of things, how to live, etc.

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sodzo

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save/rescue, fare well/thrive/prosper

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orthodoxy

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“Straight teaching.” the Church’s teachings about essential teachings.

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heterodoxy

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“Other teaching.” Leads us down false paths.

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heretic

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A person of authority who chooses another doctrine.

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creeds

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Short summaries of basic beliefs made to be recited. In Latin, “credo” means “I believe.”

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episkopos

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Bishop, “overseer.” Rules over a diocese.

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diocese

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A city and the surrounding area

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cathedral

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Bishop’s Church. “Cathedra” means chair or throne.

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presbyter

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Wise elder. This position is now a priest.

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deacon

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Assists Mass and performs service.

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3 ways the Church preserved its basic beliefs in the 2nd century while essential doctrines were being challenged.

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  1. Creeds
  2. Authoritative teachers
  3. Authoritative teachings
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dualism

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Idea that there are 2 opposed realities: matter, which is evil and corruptible, and spirit, which is good and enduring.

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gnostics

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People believing that they had secret knowledge about salvation.

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docetists

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People who believe in docetism.

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Docetism

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“Dokeo” means “appear.” Docetism was the belief that Jesus was divine but only appeared human and only appeared to suffer and die.

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5 key ideas the Christian authors tried to defend in the 2nd century.

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  1. The goodness of creation and the goodness of humans
  2. Incarnation (Jesus is a flesh & blood human)
  3. Redemptive death by Jesus
  4. Resurrection
  5. Salvation is for all (the church is catholic)
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Decius

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Ordered the first systematic persecution of Christians.

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Constantine

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A Roman emperor who converted to Christianity and issued the Edict of Milan

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Edict of Milan

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Christians would be tolerated by the Roman Empire.

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In what year was the Edict of Milan issued?

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martyrs

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People willing to suffer or die for their faith

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metanoia

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Conversion, repentance, change of heart

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catechumen

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A person preparing for baptism.

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chatechumate
The process of preparation for baptism. Could last from 40 days (in Jerusalem) up to three years (in Rome.)
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What does Christianity have that paganism doesn't?
Content and doctrine.
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Why was the Gospel of John written?
To argue against docetism. John 1:14- "And the Word became flesh and dwelt among us."