People who died for their faith.
Who are martyrs?
The empreror who issued the Edict of Milan.
Who is Constantine?
The language used by the Western Church.
What is Latin?
What Church practice was Martin Luther especially concerned about in his 95 Theses?
What is indulgences?
The Council that was called 28 years after Luther's Theses are posted.
What is the Council of Trent?
The way the Roman Empire showed due honor to the gods and the state
What is sacrifice?
The first Church Council is called because of this heresy?
The century the Roman Empire fell to the Visgoths.
The Church did Martin Luther ultimately found.
What is Lutheranism?
The reform from the Council of Trent that responded to ignorance of the Clergy.
What is establishment of seminaries?
What is persecution?
The key word that resolved Jesus' relationship with the Father in the Nicene Creed.
What is consubstantial?
What is the Church?
What Martin Luther highlighted (generally) that many others in the Church were concerned about.
What is Church corruption?
The number of Sacraments that Catholics affirmed.
What is seven?
Heresy that includes beliefs about the body being corrupt, God not intentionally creating the Earth and Jesus being a secret-teller.
What is Gnosticism?
The bishop who was a staunch critic of Arianism.
Who is Athanasius?
What the Bishop of Rome and the Bishop of Constantinople did to each other in 1054.
What is excommunicate?
What Catholic element did Martin Luther do away with in his understanding of Divine Revelation?
What is Tradition?
What is the Tridentine Mass?
A statement of belief that clarified core teachings to unify Church - inspired by Baptism questions.
What is the Apostles Creed?
The council that clarified the dual nature of Jesus.
What is Chalcedon?
The name for the events and controversies around the proper use of icons.
What is the iconoclastic controversy?
What are good works?
The number of Martin Luther's Theses did that the Pope renounced.
What is 41?