Apostolic Faith
Apologetics
Wisdom
St. Didymus the Blind
Heresies
100

This saint brought Christianity to Egypt and founded the Church in Alexandria.

St. Mark

100

This is the practice of explaining and defending the Orthodox faith.

Apologetics

100

This virtue involves seeking God's truth through Scripture and Holy Tradition.

Wisdom

100

This city was the birthplace of St. Didymus the Blind.

Alexandria

100

Define the Trinity and Christ's Nature

Father/Son/Holy Spirit are all equal, uncreated; Christ is fully divine and fully human

200

The Coptic Church is called this because it traces its teaching directly back to the Apostles.

Apostolic

200

The global epicenter for Christian theology and Scriptural teachings

Alexandria, Egypt

200

Wisdom is more than memorizing facts; it includes this ability to recognize and apply God's truth (called what?).

Discernment

200

Name St. Didymus' disability, how he learned to read, and what language he read.

Blind, Greek, by tactile wooden letters

200

Define Arianism

The belief was that Jesus Christ was a CREATED being, not truly God

300

The first Coptic Orthodox Church

St. Mark's Coptic Orthodox Cathedral / Church of Alexandria / See of Alexandria

300

This famous school was founded to provide a rational defense of Scriptural truths.

the School of Alexandria

300

These two foundations of the Orthodox faith help believers gain wisdom and protect their faith.

Holy Scripture and Sacred Tradition

300

St. Didymus became the head of this school.

The Theological School of Alexandria

300

Define Macedonianism/ Pneumatomachians

The belief denied the divinity of the Holy Spirit, seeing Him as a creature/force instead of the third Person of the Trinity

400

The two ideas that the Early Church had to challenge

Intellectualism and Gnosticism

400

This Alexandrian father defended the divinity of Christ against heresy.

St. Athanasius the Apostolic

400

This scholar from Alexandria showed that true wisdom can provide spiritual sight even without physical vision.

St. Didymus the Blind

400

This virtue is most closely associated with St. Didymus in the lesson.

Wisdom

400

Define Manichaeism

the extreme dualistic belief that the world was divided between a good spiritual realm and an evil material realm (good - light, and evil - matter/flesh)

500

The three things that define a true Apostolic heritage

written scripture, tradition, and literal Apostolic Succession

500

This title for St. Mary was defended by St. Cyril of Alexandria to protect the correct understanding of the Incarnation.

What is Theotokos ("Mother of God")?

500

Wisdom acts like these physical items that guide believers and protect them from confusion, false teachings, and heresy.

Spiritual compass, a Shield

500

According to the lesson, St. Didymus believed that a strong _____ must go hand in hand with a faithful _____.

mind and heart

500

Define Apollinarianism

the belief that Christ had a human body but not a human mind/soul, with the Divine Logos taking its place

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