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Responsibility
100
This is "diaconia" in English
What is service.
100
"right teaching"
What is orthodoxy
100
The Roman Emperor to legalize Christianity
Who is Constantine
100
This expression, used by Luther, expressed that only faith saves a person.
What is "sola fide"
100
She founded the Catholic Worker Movement
Who is Dorothy Day
200
The English translation of "koinonia"
What is community
200
This Council countered Arianism
What is (Council of) Nicea
200
The term used to express the enmeshed relationship between Christianity and Medieval politics.
What is Christendom
200
This religion believes in the "4 Noble Truths"
What is Buddhism
200
This was the first social justice encyclical
What is "Rerum Novarum"
300
This is the mission the Church is meant to serve.
What is the "kingdom of God."
300
He fought the idea that only a "worthy" priest could validly celebrate the sacraments.
Who is Augustine
300
At this Council the infallibility of the pope was declared
What is Vatican I
300
Luther's belief about the Eucharist
What is "consubstantiation"
300
This theology emerged out of the oppression and poverty of Latin America
What is Liberation Theology
400
The formal study of the nature and mission of the Church
What is ecclesiology
400
Luther began this.
What is the Protestant Reformation
400
This "-ism" saw science as the only truth and the best way for society to advance
What is "Modernism"
400
This "-ism" advances understanding and greater unity between various Christian communities
What is "ecumenism"
400
This CST principle asserts that decisions should be made at the lowest level of society feasible.
What is subsidiarity
500
At this Council Jesus was declared fully divine and fully human, in one person
What is Chalcedon
500
This theologian of the Middle Ages was the forerunner of the Scholasticism.
Who is (Thomas) Aquinas
500
The word for the moral code in both Buddhism and Hinduism
What is "dharma"
500
This type of justice seeks to reconcile victim with perpetrator.
What is restorative justice