Rome (Religious Terms) Flashcards

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Apologists

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Christian writers of the first four centuries who defended attacks on Christian doctrines, morals, and practices

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Baptism

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A ceremony of religious cleansing associated with John the Baptist. Regarded as the sacrament of all Christianity, preformed in early Church as part of initiation

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Sacrament

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An outward sign of invisible grace

Roman Catholicism Eastern Orthodoxy recognize seven sacraments: baptism, confirmation, the eucharist, holy orders, holy matrimony, reconcliliation, and extreme unction

Protestants only recognize two sacraments: baptism and the eucharist

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Heresy

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Opinion, teaching, or doctrine that is different from an already established opinion/teaching/doctrine such as religion

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Byzantium

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The original name of Constantinople

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eucharist

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Christian ceremony celebrating the last supper, where the bread and wine is consumed

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Last Supper

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Jesus’ final meal with his disciples, a ritual meal (seder). Jesus instituted the eucharist here

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Deacon

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Servant or minister usually among the lower ranking clergy

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Clergy

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Ordained People (like priests) who preform religious services and duties in Christian church

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Celsus

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A harsh critic of Christinaity, claiming they don’t invite intelligent people but only slaves women and little children

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Martyrs

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“Witness” One who has died for the sake of faith

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Confessors

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People who boldly proclaimed their faith to the romans and survived (kinda like martyrs but they lived instead lol)

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Relics

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Physical remains of a saint, usually body parts or artifacts. These remains are thought to have miraculous power

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John of Damascus

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Theologian who said its appropriate to be holy to holy men and women but God is the one worthy of true worship

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Cyprian

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Regarded as influential Christian thinker, who converted to the religion in his 40s and became bishop of Carthage before he fled due to war.

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Penance

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Gave sinners an opportunity to demonstrate their contrition and repent for sin in ways described by their spiritual leaders

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How was Baptisim in the name of Trinity justified?

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That its about the matter of the ritual not the moral character of the priest

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Who was Novatian?

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Leader in church at rome that was seen as a threat. He wrote On the Trinity

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Augustine

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argued the Roman state force donatists back into roman church for the sake of their salvation and public order

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Anthropomorphism

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Giving human characterists to a God or animal. Pagan religions were criticized about this by Christian defenders

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Who were 4 of the moust famous Christian apologists?

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Justin Martyr, Tertulllian (the most famous one), Clement, and origen

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Asceticism

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Practice where Clement survived on small food and sleep and allowing himself few personal comforts

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Presbyter

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Meaning elderly

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What was Monasticism?

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Pactice of living in a state of separation from the world for the purpose of attaining spiritual perfection.

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Anchorite, anchoress
Terms that suggest monastic life.
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Celibacy
State of unmarriage and sexual abstinence, part of Monastic lifestyle