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apocalypticism

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A common Jewish religious perspective of Jesus’ time, which held that the world had come under the control of evil forces and was heading toward the climactic End Time, at which point God would intervene to usher in a reign of perfect justice and goodness. Early Christianity was generally in keeping up with apocalypticism

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apokalypsis

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Greek word meaning “revelation.” The word apocalypticism is derived from this word

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gospel

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Referring generally to the saving power of the life, Crucifixion, and Resurrection of Jesus Christ

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godspel

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Old English word meaning “good news.” The word gospel is derived from this word

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euangelion

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Greek word meaning “good news”

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Second Coming / Parousia

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Greek for “presence.” The anticipated return of Christ to the world on which occasion the dead will be resurrected and all people will be judged

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credo

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Latin for “I believe.” The word creed is derived from this word

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Apostles’ Creed

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A short statement of Christian belief that sets forth the foundations of the central doctrines of the Incarnation and the Trinity; traditionally thought to have been composed by the Apostles

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Logos

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Greek word for “[the] Word”

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Nicene Creed

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Christianity’s most important creedal statement, formulated by Church leaders at the Council of Nicaea in 325 and setting forth in precise language the doctrines of the Incarnation and of the Trinity

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homoousios

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Greek word for “one in Being.” Most crucial point established at the Council of Nicaea is that Jesus the Son and God the Father are “one in Being”

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ekklesia

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Greek word for “assembly.” The word Church is derived from this word

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orthodoxos

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Greek word meaning “right doctrine.” The word orthodox is derived from this word

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bishops

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Officials within the early Church who were regarded as successors to the Apostles. Bishops were responsible for overseeing the Church and administering the Eucharist

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presbyters

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Official within the early Church who assisted the bishops

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presbyteros

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Greek word meaning “elders.” The word presbyter derives from this word

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deacons

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Officials within the early Church who were like the presbyters in that they assisted the bishops, but were on closer terms with the congregation at large

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diakonos

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Greek word meaning “servants.” The word deacon derives from this word

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canon

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An authoritative set of sacred writings, such as Christianity’s New Testament

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kanon

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Greek word meaning “rule” or “standard.” The word canon derives from this word

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martys / martyr

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Greek word meaning “witness.” The word martyr derives from this word

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The City of God

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Bishop Augustine of Hippo’s work where he argues against the Romans that blamed Christianity for the punishment of Rome (in 410) because they abandoned traditional pagan religion. He argues that all governments and nations are corrupt and have fallen to sin. Therefore the all of the earthly city is of little consequence and only the heavenly city, the Kingdom of God, truly matters

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katholikos

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Greek word meaning “universal.” The word Catholic/catholic derives from this word

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Summa Theologiae

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Saint Thomas Aquinas’ final and greatest work. Taught that reason can prove the existence of God, but faith remains essential for full understanding of the truth, as it is revealed in the Bible and teachings of the Church. This work was controversial at first but became the standard work of Catholic theology and remains important to the present day

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indulgences
Reductions in, or pardons of, the punishment due for sins committed. The buying and selling of indulgences was a common practice in medieval Catholicism
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Tradition
A primary means for God’s Revelation of Christ, beginning with the Apostles and continuing in the present day through the Church
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Ecumenism
The promotion of worldwide Christian unity