CH Final Exam Prep Part 1

This guideline for monastic life stressed prayer, work, and moderation in a communal setting.

This Emperor’s severe persecutions limited celebration of the Faith & demanded pagan sacrifice

This Heresy denied that Jesus was God

What year was the Edict of Milan put in place?

Rationalist philosophers who believed in a God that was distant and removed from the world

This man wrote the "Rule" governing western Monasticism.

This man led Frankish Forces in the Battle of Tours

St. Jerome's major contribution to the Church was called...

These philosophers were convinced that all knowledge came through the senses or experience.

This protestant term means "Grace alone"

Christianity as the dominant organizational and cultural force in Europe is known as

The Original name for Constantinople

This term means that God "took on Flesh"

This pope was the first to advocate writing down liturgical music to preserve it for the future

The refusal of a "christian" to accept one or more of the fundamental truths of Christianity

Was from north Africa, one of the first of the Christian philosophers and is one of the great theologians of the Church

This was one of the first desert Fathers, he moved into the wilderness of Egypt ~300AD

This is the only Colony of the original 13 founded by and for Catholics

This Jewish term refers to those who are not of Jewish Ancestry

This time period relates to when the pope lived and worked out of modern day France

This time period follows the Apostolic Age

This Heresy denied the validity of Sacraments celebrated by priests who had denied their faith

This term refers to the period of Church History when the Apostles were alive and ministering

These military campaigns aimed to protect pilgrims and Christian holy sites in Palestine

This is a person who willfully renounces their faith in its entirety.

This feast is celebrated 50 days after Easter and remembers the gift of the Holy Spirit.

This man wrote "Confessions"

This protestant term means "Christ alone"

This term refers to a person being killed for their faith

The Byzantine codification of Christian principles giving women and children more rights

This man wrote "City of God"

The story of God’s saving actions in all human history.

This woman was related to Constantine

This Bishop of Alexandria was at the Council of Nicaea and was a major opponent of Arianism

This title of the pope refers to his authority as "High Priest" and used to be used by emperors

This protestant term means "faith alone"

This term refers to the Papacy and connects the bishop of Rome to the successors of St. Peter

This group is founded by St. Ignatius of Loyola, does missionary work & now focuses on teaching

This refers to the exclusion of religious meaning or considerations from the affairs of life.

This refers to a time in CH when two "popes" and two Curias existed simultaneously

This man is the missionary to the Germans and is known for chopping down a sacred Oak.

This term refers to a person leaving the world to live in isolation

This man created the Church of England after the Church refused to annul his Marriage.

This legalizes the practice of Christianity in the Roman Empire.

Overseer of the Church/successor of the apostles, and together with the pope, leads the universal church

A variety of dualistic worldviews, seeing the world & matter as created by an evil demi-god

Term means "From the Chair of St. Peter" refers to the Pope making infallible pronouncements

This is a philosophy that sees God as a "clockmaker" who creates and then leaves it alone

This person issues the Edict of Milan

This council discussed the dual nature of Christ and reaffirmed the Incarnation in 451

Arise in the 13th cent. from monastery and parish schools. Students & faculty both form guilds

This protestant term means "Scripture alone"

Visigoths, Ostrogoths, Vandals, and Lombards were known as... by the Romans

This is the more common type of monk who lives in community

This is called in order to determine the Church's official/orthodox stance on a topic

This Heresy denied the reality of Original sin and also Man's need for Grace to attain heaven