Unit 1 Review - WR and Religious Pluralism

19 Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, ... (Matthew 28:19-20)

_________ tries to blend religions. Ex. Chrislam.

The dominant religion in Europe between 600 and 1500 was

Because Canadians practice many religions, and come from many cultures, Canada is considered

The Second Vatican Council sat in Rome between _____ and _____

In the Middle Ages, the relationship between Catholics and ___ was damaged by the Crusades.

A person who dies for his or her faith is called a(n)

Christianity established the first universities in Europe

Early Christianity spread through

"Paschal" refers to the holiday of __________.

The doctrine that God is three persons in one is the

The Roman Empire was reluctant to adopt Christianity in the first two centuries

The dialogue of everyday life refers to...

_ is one person who attempted interfaith dialogue b/w Christians and Muslims in the Middle Ages

_____ recognizes the right of others to think, live, or worship according to their own beliefs.

___ is a two-way communication. It implies speaking and listening, and giving and receiving.

There are more Protestants than Catholics in Canada

Much of the evangelization of the Middle Ages was the work of

There are more Muslims than Jews living in Canada

An example of the dialogue of theological exchange would be a Catholic and a Buddhist exchange ideas about the afterlife

An example of the dialogue of religious experience would be …

The (Protestant) Reformation was the name given to a time of cooperation b/w Christian churches

Religious pluralism in Canada is

According to Catholic teaching, Jesus Christ is present in other religions.

___ is the bringing of the Gospels to others.

Catholics believe that all humans are images of the same

Pope _____________ called for a “new evangelization”—new in its enthusiasm, method, and expression.

In the fourth century, Christianity was declared the sole legal religion of the ___ Empire.

According to Catholic teaching, salvation is offered to all people.

During the first three hundred years, _____ was an illegal religion.

Working with other religions for the well-being of humanity

Crusaders wished to recapture the holy city of _____________ from the Muslims.

By 1453, Constantinople, the capital of Byzantine Christianity, had been captured by ________.

The Roman Emperor was worshipped as a god by Romans.

The largest religious group in Canada is