Pat Mid Ter Flashcards

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Patrology

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Study of the fathers

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Patristics

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Study of the theology of the fathers and ecclesiastical writers of the Church and

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Apostolic Fathers

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authors taught directly by apostles or by Apostles’ disciples, Discuss living presence of God, Principle Doctrines (Christ as God and Man and Church:universality, heirarchy, sacraments (baptism, Euch. Penance), mysticism

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Apology

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Directed to those outside the Church

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Unanimity of the Fathers

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objective, certain, universal (not numerical, moral sufficient), and concerns matters of faith and morals OR if one can ascertain a direct consesns of Fathers of West,one may include indrectly that Fathers of East think so, Proof from the Greats if you can prove directly that famous of each side agree, If one shows directly from all the fathers of a speicifc time (Then indirectly fathers would not disagree from earlier times), Proof from the Standard Bearer (Whole Church applauded X or Y as stanard bearer of orthodoxy)

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St. Ignatius

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Dates: born around 50 died around 110, Principal Works: seven letters on way to Martyrdom, Contributions: witness hierarchal constitution of the Church, attacks Docetism (JC?s body is an illusion), thusiaterion, communion with Bp important

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St. Irenaeus

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Dates: born in Smyrna 202, Principal Works: (1) Adversus haereses (Book III Most Important: refutes gnostics, primacy of Rome, principle of Tradition) (2) Muratorian Fragment (list of NT books) and (3) Ancient Prologues to the Gospels and Pauline Letters (APFPL) intro to writers of NT, Principal contribution: Father of Dogmatic Theology, Speaks for east and west because of travels

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Tertullian

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Dates: born Carthage 160, Principal Works: Apologetic Against Jews, Prescription Against Heretics, Against Marcion(Five), Against Valentinus (Five), Principal Contribution: Christian Latinity, Trinity and Christology

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St. Cyprian

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Dates: Converted 246 bishop 248, martyred 258, Principal Works: Acts of His Martyrdom, Ad Donatum (Baptism), On Unity of The Church, On the Lapsed (procedure to deal), Dress of Virgins, The Lord?s Prayer, The Advantage of Patience (through it we imitate JC), On Jealousy and Envy (moral treatise), On Morality, On Works and Almsgiving, Idols Not Gods, To Demetrianus, To Quirnus, To Fornatus, Principal Contributions: NSOC, Church Like Ark of Noah

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St. Justin the Martyr

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Dates: born 100 died 165, Principal Works: Apologies and Dialogue With Trypho, Principal Contributions: Teaching on God (can call Father for He?s Father of All) and Teaching on Logos (mediator, instructor of men, is Son, Struggles With Subordinationsim), Teaching of BVM, Sacraments, Eschatology, Analysis of Mass

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St. Clement

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Dates: born 150 died 215, convert, Principal Works: Exhortation to Greeks, Pedagogue, Stromata, Quis Dives Salvator, Principal Contributions: uses Hellenic culture, uses early apologies, uses Philo, HS divinely inspired, Logos - - > God

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Origen

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Dates: 185-254, Principle Works: Hexapla: schola, homilies, commentaries HS; Canticle of Canticles; Contra Celsum; De Principiis; Discussion w/ Hearaclides; On the Resurrection; Stromata; On Prayer and Exhortation to Martydom; Commentary on Genesis

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Migne

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Born 1800; died 1875, Principle Works: PL, PG, SS, TCC

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PL

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Patrologiae cursus completes (Innocent III-1216)

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PG

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Patrologiae cursus completes (C of Florence-1438

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CSEL

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Corpus scriptorium ecclesiaticorm latinorum

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SC

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Sources Chretiennes

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FOTC

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Fathers of The Church

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ANPNF

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Anti-Nicene Post Nicene Fathers

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Blaise

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Dictionnaire latin-francaise des auteurs chretiens

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Lampe

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A Patristic Greek Lexicon

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R

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Enchiridion Patrististicum

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Jurgens

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The Faith of the Early Fathers: A Source-Book of Theological and Historical Passages from the Christian Writings of the Pre-Nicene and Nicene eras

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DB/DS

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Enchiridion Asceticum MJ Rouet de Journel

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Four senses of Scripture

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Literal (narrative-historical), Allegorical, Anagogical, Moral or Tropological

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What is the Literal Sense of Scripture?

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First sense (proper or improper) intended by author

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What is the Allegorical Sense of Scripture?

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Figure of Christ?s earthly life and Church on Earth

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What is the Anagogical Sense of Scripture?

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Figures of Last Things

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What is the Moral or Tropological Sense of Scripture?

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Pertains to right conduct

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Who Finalized Sense of Scriptures?

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John Cassian

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When were sense of Scriptures finalized?

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middle ages