A | B |
Edict of Milan | 313 AD-allowed religious freedom |
Constantine | founded Constantinople in 330 AD |
Arianism | challenged divine nature of Christ |
Where was Constantine baptized? | on his deathbed |
When was Council of Nicea? | 325 AD |
What did Constantine's sons do after his death? | divided the Roman Empire into Arianism/orthodoxy |
What did Edict of Emperor Theodosius I declare? | All MUST be Christians |
Evangelization (def) | preaching the Gospel |
Some Roman citizens converted to Christianity to keep what? | their Roman citizenship |
purpose of Councils | settle disputes & deal with heresies |
Justinian's Code of Law was model for this | Church Governance |
What were the 5 great patriarchates? | Rome, Jerusalem, Constantinople, Antioch, Alexandria |
What replaced Roman gods in the new Christianity? | candles, incense & cult of saints |
Caesaropapism | combining government & church |
Arianism | said Christ is demiurge, not God |
Who was Arius? | priest, denied dull divinity of Christ |
Demiurge | a being that created physical world-is not a supreme God |
What belief came from Council of Nicea? | said Christ is consubstantial w/the Father |
Macedonianism | denied divinity of Holy Spirit |
What did Council of Constantinople do? | confirmed Nicea & corrected Macedonianism |
Nestorianism | claimed Mary is not the mother of divine Jesus |
Nestorius | refused to acknowledge Mary as Mother of God |
St. Cyril of Alexandria | defended belief of Theotokos |
Theotokos | befief that Mary is Mother of God |
meaning of Theotokos | God-bearer |
date of Council of Ephesus | 431 AD |
Monophysitism | claimed Christ's human nature was absorbed into divine nature |
hypostatic union | belief that the divine person subsists in 2 natures-human & divine |
When was the Council of Chalcedon? | 451 AD |
What did Pope Leo teach? | divine nature (Christ) is 2 natures:human & divine |
Pelagianism | salvation was gained by works, not grace |
What did Pelagius believe? | we could be saved by doing good works for others |
What did St. Augustine believe? | humans need grace b/c they are born w/ a "fallen nature" |
When did Rome fall? | 476 AD |
Barbarians invaded Rome | How did Rome fall? |
Who recovered Rome from barbarians? | Emperor Justinian |
Hagia Sophia | means "Holy Wisdom" |
Pope Leo the Great | convinced Attila the Hun to spare Rome |
meaning of Pontifex Maximus | "Highest Bridge Builder" |
Pope Gregory the Great | "Servant of the Servants of God", Gregorian Chant |