Unit 2 Eccliosology Flashcards

1
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ekklesia

A

to call from out of

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2
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kuriakos

A

those who belong to the Lord

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3
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creed

A

a formal statement of Christian beliefs

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4
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heresy

A

that which rejects Christian doctrine

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5
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arianism

A

the heresy that Jesus was created

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6
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separatism

A

making no effort to see the other members of the church (affects “one”)

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7
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holiness

A

separate from something and unto something else

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8
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apostle

A

those commissioned and sent out by God

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9
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Who is responsible for convoking the 1st ecumenical council and when was it convoked?

A

Constantine; 325 CE

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10
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Which two Church Fathers were central to the main conflict which brought about the 1st Ecumenical Council?

A

Arius and St. Alexander

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11
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Why was the 1st Ecumenical Council convoked?

A

peace, stability, unity

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12
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How many Church Fathers were present at the 1st council?

A

318

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13
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Why did Constantine choose to address the issues within the church as a way to address the rest of the empire?

A

the church had a lot of influence in the empire

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14
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What was the main conflict and heretical doctrine that the 1st Ecumenical Council was addressing?

A

Arianism- that Jesus was created

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15
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Who is responsible for convoking the 2nd ecumenical council and when was it convoked?

A

Theodosius; 381 CE

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16
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Why was the 2nd Ecumenical Council convoked?

A

Arianism still growing, Athanasius kept getting exiled, Macedonians claimed Spirit created,
Gnostics claimed Jesus wasn’t human

17
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How many Church Fathers were present at the 2nd council?

A

150

18
Q

What was the additional heretical doctrine the 2nd Ecumenical Council had also to combat?

A

HS created, Jesus not human

19
Q

What Church Father was instrumental during the period of the 2nd Ecumenical Council in combatting heresy and how many times was he exiled?

A

Athanasius; at least 4

20
Q

Why from a greater/cosmic/Spiritual perspective is the church engaged in this conflict between true doctrine (orthodoxy) and heresy?

A

Because the trinity is being attacked by saying they aren’t one and the same. Thus, God is purifying the church and making it holy before Himself

21
Q

what greater reality does the unified church point to

A

one God- Father Son and HS

22
Q

attribute of unity

A

one

22
Q

four attributes of church

A

one, holy, apostolic, catholic

23
Q

who is the church unified under/by

A

Jesus/God

24
Q

attribute of purity

A

holy

25
Q

Who applies the work of the Son to the saving of his people through Regeneration, Indwelling, and Sanctifying?

A

HS

26
Q

attribute of universality

A

catholic

27
Q

What was the church always intended to be?

A

Universal; for all

28
Q

How would ignoring missions and/or only targeting certain kinds/types of people deny the catholicity of the church and be considered racist/classist?

A

sees them as unworthy/ undeserving of it, whilst others would be

29
Q

primary social class?

A

the church

30
Q

attribute of submission to Scripture

A

apostolic

31
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first apostle?

A

Jesus

32
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foundation of church?

A

apostles and prophets

33
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true church submits to ______ as central authority

A

Scripture/God

34
Q

4 metaphors

A

building, flock, branches, priesthood