Christian History Made Easy Session 4

Bar-bar-Bar-Bar-Barbarian

100

This is the Barbarian group that caused Rome to fall

Visigoths (410)

200

This is the river that separated Rome from the Barbarian groups

The Rhine River

300

These were the demands the Goths had of Rome in 408 AD

farmland, 18 tons of gold and silver, and 1 ton of Pepper

400

This is the name of the barbarian the Western Roman Empire fell to in 476 AD.

Abu Bakr

Name

100

After learning rhetoric, he became a monk and later the bishop of Constantinople 

Gregory of Nazianzus

200

The man who translated the bible into the Latin Vulgate

Jerome

300

The top professor of Rhetoric, a big fan of Ambrose, and a bishop, but lived the life of a monk. Wrote the book "The City of God"

Augustine of Hippo

400

This was the Bishop who couldn't make it to the Council of Chalcedon, thanks to Attilla the Hun

Bishop Leo (Pope Leo I)

500

This was Augustine's religion before he was a christian

Manichaeism

Monk-ey Business

100

This Monk reshaped Monasticism and was nearly poisoned by the monks in his first monastery

Benedict

200

The first bishop of Rome from a monastic background

Gregory the Great

300

This was the Monk that Gregory of Nazianzus befriended

Basil

400

This monk lived on a pole to isolate himself from everyone

Simon Stolites

Church Counseling

100

These were the four different councils.

Council of Nicea (325 AD)

Council of Constantinople (381 AD)

Council of Ephesus (431 AD)

Council of Chalcedon (451 AD)

200

This bishop burned a local Arian Church and questioned orthodox teaching, and as a result began teaching that Christ was two separate persons

Nestorius (Founder of Nestorianism)

300

The teaching that Jesus was a human body but with a divine spirit

Apolinarianism

400

These are the 4 key truths about the nature of Jesus argued over the first four church councils.

1. Jesus is 1 person

2. Jesus has 2 natures

3. Jesus is fully God

4. Jesus is fully Man