Lesson 8 Flashcards
The Eucharist was considered a part of a pagan ritual by the unchurched because they thought the church was blood drinkers.
True
The Realist view believed that the bread and wine were without real meaning and spiritual significance.
False
The doctrine of the Realist was transubstantiation.
True
The Roman Catholics today accept the doctrine of transubstantiation.
True
The symbolic view of the Eucharist suggest the blood and body of Jesus are present in reality.
False
Pope Gelasius I rejected transubstantiation in AD496
True
Christianity did not make exclusive claims upon pagans such as “Jesus is Lord”.
False
Constantine’s Edict of Toleration was a means of compromise with paganism.
True
Roman paganism was basically eliminated by Augustine
False
Christian holidays such as Easter, Christmas, May Day, and Sunday can be traced back to its pagan influence.
True
The lecturer suggested we should cease to celebrate such holidays because of their pagan origin.
False
The Roman Church encouraged the claim that Peter was the first Pope.
True
The five Mother Churches consolidated power under the five bishops. Antioch gained in its pre-eminence
False
The Bishop of Antioch became known as pre-eminent; “first among equals”
False
Leo I, Bishop of Rome is often called the first Pope.
True
Priest who went off in monasteries to seek holy lives is known as monasticism.
True
Monasticism’s ultimate test was men and women sleeping together
True
Hermits lived in communities and monasteries.
False
Simon Stylites as considered one of the most famous of the pillar saints. He sat on a pillar for five years.
False, it was actually 37 years.
Monasticism became widespread about 300 to 400 AD.
True
