Early Church I Flashcards

1
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Mathias

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Judas’ successor

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2
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Stephen

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the 1st martyr of the church

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3
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Ananias and Saphira

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converts, so they sold their stuff but kept $ for themselves, both died

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4
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Agape

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love, christians had these meals at peoples homes

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5
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catacombs

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underground tunnels connecting cemeteries

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6
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martyr

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means witness, person who dies for their faith

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7
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cornelius

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the first gentile convert

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8
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nero

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emperor when peter and paul die, begins persecution

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9
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peter

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one of the 12, lived on cephus, believed in circumcision

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10
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paul

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converted on the road to damascus when he saw the blinding white light…

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11
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heresy

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leads to the gospels, false stories.lies about christianity

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12
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didache

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work of the 12, a book about the apostles teachings

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13
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apologist

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means defender of the faith

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14
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tertullian

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uses the words sacrament and trinity, says the blood of the martyr’s is the seed of the church

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15
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St. Hippolytus

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was a pope, got excommunicated, wrote a book calles apostolic tradition about why its important to hand down their traditions

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16
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origen

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invents the homily

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17
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justin martyr

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writes about the agape meals/the early mass

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18
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st. ignatius of antioch

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1st to use the term catholic, wheat of god, was killed in front of thousands to gain their respect

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19
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st agnes

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the child who was martyred, a symbol of purity

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20
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perpetua and felicity

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woman and her slave, unfaithful marriage, jailed, killed

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21
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st. lawrence

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shows romans the treasure of the church, poor people

22
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polycarp

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bishop of smyrna, friend of ignatius of antioch

23
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porphry

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roman philosopher who thinks christains are weak, full of contradictions, says the eucharist is a baby killing ritual, and he ridicules the corporal works of mercy

24
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maxentius

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leader of east rome, loses to constantine

25
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eusebius

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guy who writes about constantine’s vision

26
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edict of milan

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makes christianity legal, religious tolerance in rome

27
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constantine

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leads west rome, has vision, beats the max person, architect of the middle ages

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replaces pagan symbols with px, id the interest of the state with the interest of christianity, helps organize the council of nicea, rebuilds basilicas (St. peters and holy sepulcher), moves capitol to constantinople, clergy is exempt from taxes and military service, judicial decisions and disputes are legal now, modifies roman laws with christain values, more humane attitude towards slaves and children, does the edict of milan

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changes under constantine

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one wife, no adultery, no prostitution, no concubines, sabbath is sunday, fixed date for easter

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modified roman laws under constantine

30
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christain values affect culture, organizes church

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positives of constantines changes

31
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restricts church freedom(church is now in govt), mass conversions, widens gap between clergy and laity

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negatives of constantines changes

32
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irenaeus of lyon

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writes “against heresies”

33
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represent the greater values of christianity

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symbolic effect of early martyrs

34
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matthew

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writes the 2nd gospel, targets palestinian jews

35
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mark

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writes the first gospel

36
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luke

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writes the 3rd gospel, targets gentiles

37
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john

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writes the 4th gospel, explains the divine jesus

38
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peter and james at the temple

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when these two go to the temple they say that being able to praise god is more important than the order of stuff at the temple

39
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christ against culture

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sometimes to follow jesus you have to be against societal values and rules

40
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christ within culture

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charity, community service….

41
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christ transforming culture

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civilizing europe eg: monks teach farming not fighting

42
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christ above culture

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god is all loving, all forgiving, all the stuff humans aren’t

43
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eucharist

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means thanksgiving, celebrated at the agape meal

44
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council of jerusalem

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ad 49-51, compromises that; circumcision isn’t necessary, can’t eat meat that would be used in a sacrifice, elicit sexual intercourse is forbidden

45
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pentecost

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when the apostles got the tongues of fire, birthday of the church

46
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boats and roads (easy to travel and spread the word), pax romana (no wars can travel safely), corruption of emperors so people looking towards christianity for something to follow

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roman aides to christianity’s spread

47
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strict sexual code, no infanticide or abortion, condemn greed and dishonesty, they love one another( figuratively of course)

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reasons for christianity’s spread

48
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jude

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patron saint of lost causes

49
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apostasy

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someone who denounces the faith

50
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cyprian of carthage

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bishop of carthage

51
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thomas

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some disciple