Explain the Significance - 33 AD Jesus Death & Rez.

Jesus' died to pay for the sins of the world; His Rez started Christianity!

Explain the Significance - 633-732 - Muslim Conquest

After Muhammad's death, the Muslim Empire conquered much of the middle east

What object or relationship can we compare Modalism to?

States of Matter / Liquid/Ice/Gas

Lutherans uniquially believe in the 'Real Presence' in Communion, which means what?

Jesus' Body/Blood are present, yet the Bread/Wine are still Bread/Wine.

Complimentarians believe:

that men/women have different but complementary roles as religious leaders

Explain the Significance - 380 AD -Edict of Thessalonica

This declared Christianity to be the official religion of the Roman Empire

Methodists, as well as many other Arminian, AnaBaptist, & New Arrival Denominations, believe what about Communion?

The Bread and Wine represents Jesus' Body & Blood.

Egalitarian's believe:

states that a position such as pastor should not take gender into account

What do the Pentecostals believe about Predestination?

Completely My Choice & Baptism of the Spirit

Explain the Significance - 451 AD - Council of Chalcedon

Affirmed Jesus' Humanity and the Athanasian Creed

Explain the Significance - 1096-1291AD - The Crusades

The Crusades were horrific plundering missions disguised as pilgrimages.

Catholics believe in Transubstantiation, which means:

The Bread and Wine literally becomes Jesus' Body & Blood.

Explain the Significance - 54-68 AD - Nero

Nero brutally killed many Christians and encouraged the Romans to join in.

Explain the Significance - ~476-Today - Monasteries

Monasteries preserved Greco-Roman culture & history

Explain the Significance - 155 AD - Polycarp Martyred

Polycarp was the last person martyred who was mentored by Jesus' Discples

Explain the Significance - 570-632 AD - Muhammad

Started Islam and began to "purify" and conquer the surrounding area

Explain the Significance - 325 AD - Council of Nicea

Affirmed Apostles/Nicene Creed, & Jesus' Divinity; 1st Public Gathering

Explain the Significance - 36 AD - Conversion of Paul

Once he converted, Paul became a missionary and wrote much of the NT!

Explain the Significance - 732 AD - Battle of Tours

The Frankish Army won the battle and haulted the Muslim's Europe conquest

Presbyterians, as well as many other Calvinist Denominations, believe what about Communion?

Jesus' Body & Blood are spiritually present in the Bread and Wine.

Explain the Significance - 313 AD - Edict of Milan

This gave people in the Roman Empire freedom of Religion; ended persecution

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1
Explain the Significance - 33 AD Jesus Death & Rez.
Jesus' died to pay for the sins of the world; His Rez started Christianity!
Jesus' death started the black plague in europe
Jesus died the same year they invented the World's. best. game: Catan!
Jesus would want you to know that bumper stickers arent cool.
2
Explain the Significance - 633-732 - Muslim Conquest
After Muhammad's death, the Muslim Empire ended
After Muhammad's death, the Muslim Empire conquered much of the middle east
After Muhammad's death, the Muslim Empire opened a popular fast food chain
After Muhammad's death, the Muslim Empire conquered much of North America
3
What object or relationship can we compare Modalism to?
3 people/kings
States of Matter / Liquid/Ice/Gas
Apple (skin, flesh, seeds)
Father adopting a son
4
Who says Baptism is a visible event tied to the non-visible change within a believer old enough to claim accountability?
Calvinist
Arminian
Ancient
Anabaptist
5
Protestants believe this about God's word and the structure of their beliefs:
Sola Scriptura
Sola Lupa
Sola Shrimp
Sola Hippy Dippy
6
What do the Arminians believe about Predestination?
Single Predestination
Double Predestination
Completely My Choice & Baptism of the Spirit
Completely My Choice
7
Lutherans uniquially believe in the 'Real Presence' in Communion, which means what?
Jesus' Body & Blood are spiritually present in the Bread and Wine.
Jesus' Body/Blood are present, yet the Bread/Wine are still Bread/Wine.
The Bread and Wine literally becomes Jesus' Body & Blood.
The Bread and Wine represents Jesus' Body & Blood.
8
What do the Calvinists believe about Predestination?
Single Predestination
Completely My Choice
Double Predestination
Completely My Choice & Baptism of the Spirit
9
Complimentarians believe:
that men/women have different but complementary roles as religious leaders
states that a position such as pastor should not take gender into account
10
Explain the Significance - 380 AD -Edict of Thessalonica
This event was not significant in History
1 & 2 Thessalonians we're declared books of the Bible
This declared Christianity to be the official religion of the Roman Empire
This gave people in the Roman Empire freedom of Religion; ended persecution
11
What superhero can we compare Docetism to? 0% Man, 100% God
Thor, Hercules, Dr. Strange
Superman
Hulk
Batman
12
Methodists, as well as many other Arminian, AnaBaptist, & New Arrival Denominations, believe what about Communion?
Jesus' Body & Blood are spiritually present in the Bread and Wine.
The Bread and Wine literally becomes Jesus' Body & Blood.
The Bread and Wine reminds us of Jesus' Body & Blood.
The Bread and Wine represents Jesus' Body & Blood.
13
Egalitarian's believe:
that men/women have different but complementary roles as religious leaders
states that a position such as pastor should not take gender into account
14
What do the Pentecostals believe about Predestination?
Double Predestination
Completely My Choice
Completely My Choice & Baptism of the Spirit
Single Predestination
15
Explain the Significance - 451 AD - Council of Chalcedon
"'Time to bring out the Putter' - DJ Khalid" - Sam Lenderink
Affirmed Jesus' Humanity and the Athanasian Creed
Denied Jesus' Humanity and concluded that he was a ghost
Finally determined that MJ is the GOAT, not Lebron
16
What object or relationship can we compare Subordinationism to?
States of Matter / Liquid/Ice/Gas
Apple (skin, flesh, seeds)
3 people/kings
Father adopting a son
17
The word “martyr” comes from the Greek word for __________________.
witnesses
victims
criminals
athletes
18
Non-Denominational is a wide catagory. If I go to a NonDenom church, how do I know what they believe?
Visit the church & ask questions
any of the above
Read through their website
Talk with their leadership
19
Explain the Significance - 747-814 AD - Charlemagne
He combined the Roman Catholic Church with the Frankish Empire
He united the church despite their disagreements
He became Emperor of the church and the Holy Roman Empire
All of the above
20
Explain the Significance - 1096-1291AD - The Crusades
The Crusades resulted in peace in Europe and surrounding countries.
The Crusades were largely successful and helpful for the Christian Church.
The Crusades were horrific plundering missions disguised as pilgrimages.
The Crusades were a way to convert surrounding nations.
21
What object or relationship can we compare Adoptionism to?
3 people/kings
States of Matter / Liquid/Ice/Gas
Apple (skin, flesh, seeds)
Father adopting a son
22
What superhero can we compare Ebionism to? 100% Man, 0% God
Hulk
Batman
Superman
Thor, Hercules, Dr. Strange
23
Catholics believe in Transubstantiation, which means:
Jesus' Body & Blood are spiritually present in the Bread and Wine.
The Bread and Wine represents Jesus' Body & Blood.
The Bread and Wine reminds us of Jesus' Body & Blood.
The Bread and Wine literally becomes Jesus' Body & Blood.
24
The cross is the place where greatest __________ meets ____________ victory. This symbol transformed from disgrace to ho
humiliation; greatest
Joy; lowest
humor; highest
style; oozy
25
What superhero can we compare Apollinarianism to? Only Partly Human, 100% God
Superman
Thor, Hercules, Dr. Strange
Batman
Hulk
26
What Church Branch believes in Single Predestination?
Arminian
Calvinist
Ancient
Anabaptist
27
Explain the Significance - 54-68 AD - Nero
Nero was a crusader
Nero could only bench like 125
Nero brutally killed many Christians and encouraged the Romans to join in.
Nero was a disciple of Jesus
28
What object or relationship can we compare Tritheism to?
States of Matter / Liquid/Ice/Gas
3 people/kings
Father adopting a son
Apple (skin, flesh, seeds)
29
Explain the Significance - ~476-Today - Monasteries
Monks dedicate their lives to playing foosball
Monasteries preserved Greco-Roman culture & history
Monks hid all that was good and kept it to themselves
We can learn very little from the Monasteries
30
Explain the Significance - 1054 AD - The Great Schism
The 2 Churches argued over Icons and other church art.
All of these are true
The church split for the first time since Jesus' Resurrection.
The 2 Churches could not agree on the origin or Humanity of Jesus.
31
Explain the Significance - 155 AD - Polycarp Martyred
Polycarp was a Roman Emperor
Polycarp actually discovered the grass carp
Polycarp was the last person martyred who was mentored by Jesus' Discples
Polycarp developed a fairly successful brand of Polyester Carapet
32
Explain the Significance - 570-632 AD - Muhammad
Three states of Matter
Started Islam and began to "purify" and conquer the surrounding area
Began a peaceful religion and made alliances with the surrounding nations
Ended his boxing career and retired in Louisville, KY
33
What superhero can we compare Arianism to? 100% Man, Only Partly Divine
Batman
Superman
Thor, Hercules, Dr. Strange
Hulk
34
Explain the Significance - 325 AD - Council of Nicea
The Council Of Nicea decided to keep the church underground
Shot down all creeds and affirmed Arianism
Affirmed Apostles/Nicene Creed, & Jesus' Divinity; 1st Public Gathering
Affirmed Jesus Humanity & rose up against the Romans
35
Which two Ancient Church Bodies view the Bible as one leg of a 3 legged stool?
Roman Catholic & Orthodox
Roman Catholic & Lutheran
Orthodox & Lutheran
Roman Catholic & Calvinist
36
Explain the Significance - 36 AD - Conversion of Paul
Paul's street name was Saul Money
Once he converted, Paul became a missionary and wrote much of the NT!
Paul became a fairly well known rapper in the middle east
Paul killed many people
37
Explain the Significance - 732 AD - Battle of Tours
The Frankish Army won the battle but later converted to Islam
The Frankish Army won the battle and haulted the Muslim's Europe conquest
The Muslim's won but decided to pack their bags and head home
The Muslim's won and took control of Europe
38
Which Church Branch sees Baptism as a place where people receive Faith, Regeneration, and God's promise of salvation?
Arminian
Anabaptist
Ancient
Calvinist
39
Presbyterians, as well as many other Calvinist Denominations, believe what about Communion?
The Bread and Wine literally becomes Jesus' Body & Blood.
Jesus' Body & Blood are spiritually present in the Bread and Wine.
Jesus' Body & Blood are in, with, and under, the Bread and Wine.
The Bread and Wine represents Jesus' Body & Blood.
40
Explain the Significance - 313 AD - Edict of Milan
This declared Christianity to be the official religion of the Roman Empire
This gave people in the Roman Empire freedom of Religion; ended persecution
Mulan is a 1998 American animated musical adventure film produced by Disney
The myelin sheath is a protective membrane that wraps around nerve cells

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