Jesus of Nazareth & The Early Church
Legalized Christianity
Growing Divisions
The Protestant Reformation
The Council of Trent & The Modern Period
100

Where was Jesus born?

Bethlehem

100

This Creed was composed in 325 and showed what Christians believe about the nature of God.

The Nicene Creed

100

At the time, this was another name for the bishop is Rome

the Pope

100

Martin Luther wrote this and posted it on the church door in Wittenberg.

Ninety-Five Theses

100

This group of people taught that reality is perceivable only through the five senses.

Empiricists

200

This person baptized Jesus in the Jordan River

John

200

The doctrine of the Trinity states that God is these Three Divine Persons:

Father, Son, and Holy Spirit

200

The destruction of Constantiople by Western Christian Crusaders led to this event

the Great Schism

200

Martin Luther believed salvation had no connection with a person's actions, only with what?

A person's faith

200

This group of people stressed the power of human reason.

Rationalists

300

The Pentecost is also known as what?

The "Birthday of the Church"

300

At the Council of Chalcedon in 451, what did they declare about Jesus?

To be fully human and divine

300

The Council of Chalcedon established these five major centers of Christianity.

Patriarchates

300

Along with Martin Luther and Ulrich Zwingli, this person retained some Catholic liturical practices in their churches.

John Calvin

300

This Council made significant strides in recognizing the validity of the existence of the various religious traditions in the world.

Second Vatican Council

400

This person was initially a Pharisaic Jew who persecuted Christians. He then converted to Christianity and helped found communities in Asia Minor and Greece.

Paul of Tarsus

400

At the council of Ephesus in 431, they declared this about Mary

She was the human mother of Jesus as well as the Mother of God

400

A council of Western bishops added this to the Nicene Creed

filioque

400

Anabaptists, Mennonites, and Puritans fled to this country because of religious persecution by the more traditional Protestant groups.

America

400

This movement attempts to bring about understanding among the various Christian denominations.

Ecumenical movement

500

This person is not of Jewish origin.

A Gentile
500

Benedict of Nursia wrote this "rule" for his monks that became the foundation for Western Christian monasticism throughout the centuries.

Rule of Saint Benedict

500

The Christians of the East believed their form of Christianity came straight from Jesus and this group of people.

the Apostles

500

King Henry was given this nickname by the Pope

"Defender of the Faith"

500

Czar Peter the Great abolished this patriarchate and had the church administered by the state

the Russian

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