The name for a statement of belief.
What is creed?
Gonna put the #ChiRho on my shield. Can't hurt right?
Who was Constantine?
This is a belief or opinion contrary to orthodox religious doctrine.
What is heresy?
Council of Ephesus. Council of Nicaea. Council of Nicaea II.
What is (First council of) Nicaea?
Literally means "right belief."
What is orthodoxy?
Jesus is __________ with God, meaning "one in being."
What is consubstantial?
@Attila - Hun, ya better turn around now
Who was Pope St. Leo the Great?
The abuse of buying and selling religious offices or relics.
What is simony?
Benedict of Nursia. Patrick. Antony of Egypt.
What is Antony?
"Image breaker"
What is iconoclast?
A state in which a person publicly professes vows of poverty, chastity, and obedience.
What is consecrated life?
@Pontifex - Thought you could use some land; here's 16,000 square miles. #shortbutnotstingy
Who was Pepin the Short?
This is one who spreads the gospel.
What is missionary?
Donation of Pepin. Edict of Milan. Fall of Rome.
What is Edict of Milan?
Comes from a Latin word that means "athletic training."
What is asceticism?
This person was crowned the first Holy Roman Emperor on Christmas Day 800 CE.
Who was Charlemagne?
@KingJames has nothing on me - I baptized @AugustineofHippo! #dunksfordays
Who was St. Ambrose of Milan?
This can mean either (a) adherence to right belief or (b) a group of churches in the East.
What is orthodoxy?
Charlemagne. Constantine. Pepin.
What is Constantine?
Literally means "and the son."
What is filioque?
This label is used for the Christian-dominated Western Europe of the Middle Ages.
What is Christendom?
Get these &%*@$ snakes out of this *%&% country!
Who was St. Patrick?
This pope was known for his expansion of the Cluniac reforms to the broader church.
Who was Gregory VII (Hildebrand)?
Christianity legalized in Rome. Christianity gets land. Christianity made official religion of Rome.
What is legalized?
highest bridge builder
What was Pontifex Maximus?