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Episcopal

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Form of government directed by bishops i.e. Methodist, hirearchal

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Congregational

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Church it autonomous

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Catholic

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Universal (not Roman Catholic)

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Early church

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AD 33-100
Outpouring of the Holy Ghost
Growth of NT church
Death of John the apostle

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Persecuted church

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AD 100-313
Death of John
Harsh punishment towards church
Edict of Constantine (313)

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Church under Imperial Favor

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AD 313-476
Under emperor 
Persecution ceased 
Christianity is official religion (376)
Fall of Rome
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Middle Ages

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AD 476-1453
Movements of Barbarians in Europe
Growth of Christianity
Holy Roman Empire established 
Fall of Constantinople (1453) now Istanbul
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Reformed church

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AD 1453-1648
Renaissance (rebirth of Roman/ Greek ideas)
Reformation (Martin Luther)
Thirty year war 
Counter Reformation
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Modern Church

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AD 1648-Present
Revivals
Multiple church denominations
Advent of Pentecostalism

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Political contributions of Romans

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One universal law
Free movement among empire
All roads led to Rome 
Roman army kept peace    
Loss of other gods/religions
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Intellectual contribution of Greeks

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Universal language

Destroyed other religions

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Religious contribution of Jews

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Heredity to Christianity 
Monotheism 
Messianic hope 
10 commandments 
Jewish scriptures
Philosophy focused on meaning
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Lucian

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The passing of Pereguis
Christians are guilty of crime
Thought Jesus was a soffits (made case by false argument)

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Jerusalem

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Main center of Christianity 29-44 AD
Rapid growth
Persecution from religious sources: Stephen the first martyr

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Antioch

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62-68 AD
Loss of Jerusalem as central church
Siege of Jerusalem (70-72) by Titus would disperse Christians

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Augustus

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27 BC- 14 AD
Brought the downfall of the republic
Ruled supreme

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Tiberius

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14-37 AD

During day of Pentecost

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Caliguld

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37-41 AD
Church in holding period
Grossly immoral, insane

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Claudius

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41-54 AD
Stable empire, excellent administrator
Paul finishes journeys during reign

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Nero

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54-68 AD
First persecution of Christianity
Wanted to be treated as God

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Propagator (Paul)

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Founding of indigenous churches-
Self-governing
Self-supporting
Self-propagating 
Self-disciplining
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Pauline thought

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  • not the law but the cross that is the starting point for salvation
  • ethical system: vertical relationship with God
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Polemicist

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Struggle for truth

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Church fathers

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Ante-Nicean (before 325)

Post-Nicean (after 325)

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Apologest

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Makes a defense of Christianity

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Polemic

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Attack on error

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Patrology

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Study of the church fathers

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Ignatius

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7 letters written in 110 AD

‘Don’t save me from martyrdom’

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Clement of Rome

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Letter to Corinthians

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Pseudo- Barnabas

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Allegory, writes epistles

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Polycarp

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Bishop of Smyrna, disciple of John

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Papias

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Interpretation of sayings of the Lord

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Didache

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Teaching of the disciples

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