What was the first ecumenical council?
The Council of Nicaea
What did Emperor Theodosius do that was important to the Catholic Church?
He made Christianity the official religion of the empire.
Who was Pelagius?
The Visigoths leader who sacked Rome in 410
Alaric
Ecumenical council (think who would go to the council Council of Nicaea)
a gathering of bishops that represents the entire Church.
The Christian monk who translated the Bible from Hebrew and Greek into Latin
St. Jerome
What did Pelagius teach?
He taught that people could live a virtuous life without God's grace
St. Augustine wrote what book
He wrote the City of God
What was the year the Council was called?
325
The archbishop who convinced emperor Theodosius to do public penance?
St. Ambrose
What doctrine did he deny?
He denied the doctrine of original sin
St. Leo the Great did what
What did the council correct (what did people believe that was incorrect)?
What heresy?
The Council of Nicaea was said that the teaching that the Son is not equal to God the Father. The Council of Nicaea taught that the Son is in fact equal to the Father.
Arianism
What are Cenobites?
Cenobites are monks who live together.
What Church Father (saint/ early theologian) opposed Pelagius teaching?
St. Augustine
Vandalism means what and where did it come from?
to destroy or ruin property of others
it came from the vandals
Why did Arianism thrive even after spoke out against as being wrong?
Later some of the emperors who supported the orthodox faith against the heresy. Unfortunately later Arianism survived among the German nations.
Where did monasticism develop? How did the monks live?
Monasticism developed in Egypt and they lived alone as hermits.
What did he teach against Pelagius?
Augustine said that people have original sin and could not achieve salvation with out God's grace. Salvation comes from the grace of God given to us by Christ.
Who are the Vandals
(conquered where before they went to another place in what year)
the vandals were Germanic people who conquered North Africa and sacked Rome in 455