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death and resurrection of Jesus Christ

AD 30

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Roman persecution of Christians begins under Nero/Apostle Peter and Paul martyred

AD 64

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Edict of Milan legalizes Christianity

AD 313

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Muhammad’s flight to Medina (hegira)

AD 622

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Battle of Tours Chapter 8 Early Middle Ages

AD 732

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Charlemagne crowned “Emperor of the Romans” by the Pope

AD 800

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Treaty of Verdun

AD 843

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last roman king

augustis

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dramatic king that the ruling Roman Empire

odacer

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majors churches
gensasale
artier
Alexandria
rome
constaninolple

the apostle and persecuted churches

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math of christians

gensasale

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place where christians when first Christ

aortic

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brain

Alexandria

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both defense of Christ

rome
constantinolople

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preacher about repentance and baptism

John the Baptist

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new civilization and culture

Pentecost

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first used at Antioch belonging to Christ

Christians

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means crown
1st martyr

Stephen

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mean witntness

martyr

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the women at the well
means luminous one or enlighten one
1st missionary
she had 5 sisters and 2 sons who also became christians all of which would die as martyrs

st photini

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st photini’s son
part of teh roman army
was warned to keep his mother form sharing her faith
was converted after a few days of sudden blindness
had a friend named Sebastian who also became a Christian

Victor

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was killed by being thrown down a dry well this was an iconic considering the first mite since met her Lord was at a well as well as the final time

st photini

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founded the church in Cyprus

st barnabas

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prayer caused a roman temple to fall
one of teh first gentle christians
roman centurion

st Cornelius

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first church council

council of Jerusalem

must become Jewish to be a christian Peter sympathized with them Paul called him out for that

judaizers

to explain church practice and how to live as a Christian before New Testament was completed

did ache

christians had become a subculture of teh roman world this caused Rome to feel "threatened" by their lack of "loyalty"

rome position

ruler of 1st persecution

nero

pagan accused christian of

incest atheism cannablism

brothers and sisters in Christ would marry each other

incest

rejected the traditional gods

atheism

the Lord's Supper

cannablism

1st CHRISTIAN persecution christian death

Peter and Paul

2nd persecution ruler

Domitian

background of 2nd persecution

end of the Flavian empire

2nd persecution christian persecuted

John of Patmos

only apostle to die a natural death

John

holy on e complete hole

saint

underground tunnels safe hiding place for Christians used for worship services used as tombs (for christians and on christians)

catacombs

the blood of the Martys is the seed of the church

tertulian

roman who become a Christina a was exiled noblewomen

Flavian domitillia

3rd persecution ruler

Trajan

3rd persecution christian persecuted

st Ignatius of Antioch the God bearer/Bishop sat on Jesus' lap as a child

4th persecuted ruler

Marcus aurclius

4th persecuted persecuted

Justin martyr or Justin thephilosopter st Blandin

leading christian apologist of his day defender of the faith wrotee of the earliest liturgies

st Justin martyr

feared she would deny her Lord but never did throw to wild animal but they wouldn't touch her said I am a Christina among us no civl sourced and eventually killed

st Blandin

5th persecution ruler

septimiious server

5th persecution christian persecution

St irenaeus Bishop of Lyon sister perpetual and felicitous

last living connection to the apostles from goal

st irenaeus bishop of Lyon

slave and master held hands in teh face of death showed a glimpse of a new civilization

sister perpetual and felicitous

7th persecution ruler

Decius

7th persecution Christina persecuted

origen 7 sleepers of Ephesus

famous for blendingg greek philosophy of chrisitnaity controversial teh son of a martyr threatened and touched but released not martyr

orgien

8th persecution ruler

valeriam

background of the 8th persecution

things didn't go to well for them

8th persecuted Christina persecuted

cyprian bishop of Carthage

church father

cyprian bishop of Carthage

10th persecution ruler

diocletian

teh great persecution

10th persecution

no more persecution the became compromised

imperial defined

not all saints expound and defended the truth of God

church fathers

a lie abut God

Heresy

from "gnosis"meaning "knowledge" began as a mixture of Greek Philosophy and Eastern religion eventually adds in christianity as well despises the material world

gnosticism

against all heresies one. of the most important literacy works of the 2nd century

ireanaus of Lyon

emphasis on secret knowledge (for the elite) despises teh inertial (all material things)

Gnosticism cont.

he is access of old heritachs

church father

Christ was divine (he cannot be human at etc) at the same time

docietism

trinity

nicodaitians

Holy Spirit would posses them

monthanism

Christ has 2 natures 2 nature are loosely connected Jesus was God inspired

nestdianism

is the one that called teh council together

Constantine

not is not equality the father

arianism

fight christians to convert to paganism

Julian teh apostate

make christian the only lead religion

edict of Thessalonians

fist christian hospital accept everyone hospitat

st basil the great

three developments of late antiquity

1. Christian westernization emergencies of Byzantine Empire Rise of Islam

revelation from Gabrieal

Muhammad

where did Muhammad have a revelation

Mecca

is the flight from Mecca something

hegira

radical monotheism

truth

against the trinity

radical monotheism

5 pillars

shahada salah zakat Saun Hajp

confession of faith no hod but Allah Mohamed is its prophet

shahada

ritual prayer

Salah

alms given

zakat

fasting

saun

pilgrimage at least once to Mecca

Hajp

works of God in the physical world divine law

Sharia

father in law of mohabbed caliph

bake (caliph)

a success to the prophet

caliph

moved capital further diversion of islam

Maynard caliphate

struggle

jihad

recognize a god

sunni

recognize baker

shia

count preservation transmission (from India)

Culure

treatment of christians

st almes st akylind st zlala

Marty chrisitan

st almes

one of the 2 authors to this day

st kassianic

1st christians citiy

Constantine move

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