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| different modes or aspects of one God, as perceived by the believer, rather than three distinct persons in God Himself. |
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| "the father of Latin Christianity" . "tres Personae, una Substantia" Coined the word Trinity |
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| 325. Rejected Arius (Modalism) - Homoousios - Christ fully Divine |
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| Council of Constantinople |
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| 381. Rejected Apollanarius. Christ fully Human. Council affirmed consubstantiality of the trinity |
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| 431. Rejected Nestorius. A union of two matters. One in person. |
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| 451. Rejected Eutyches. (aka Monophysitism, either wholly divine or human not both) Two in nature |
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| Subordination(A time when the Son was not) |
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| Battled Arius. Leader of the homoousios party. |
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| Logos replaced human mind of Jesus; condemned by Constantinople council |
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| denied the divinity of the holy spirit. Condemned by 381 Constantinople |
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| Study of the nature of Jesus |
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| Constantine's role in conflicts |
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| his presence dominated, walked between them like a heavenly angel. |
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| taught Christ was two persons (conjunction of wills) not a union in wills. condemned at Ephesus |
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| Mother of God, church affirmed. |
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| Monophysitism - humanity swallowed up by divinity. Honey and the ocean |
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| Augustines autobiography. |
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| Augustine's Conversion Experience |
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| under a fig tree, heard tolle lege, tolle lege (pick it up and read) first bible verse he opened to (Romans 13) |
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| Augustine's mother, urged him to be Christian. |
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| Role of the pears in Augustine's understanding of sin |
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| "I was ashamed to be less shameful than you" Doing things for the sake of being wrong |
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| Sin Augustine had the most trouble with |
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| Augustine was the Bishop of... |
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| Augustine was the Bishop of... |
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| after Adam, humans free only to sin (Augustine) |
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| Washes away original sin (augustine) |
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| peserverence of the saints |
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| Salvation is the work of God alone |
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| moralist -focused on being good. thought augustine preached fate |
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| elevation of clergy of laity |
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| founder of western Christian monasticism. |
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| Holy Father, pastor of the universal church |
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| threatened excommunication to anyone who paid taxes supporting Philip. Wrote Unam sanctum. Giving the papacy divine power. placed in dante's ring of hell |
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| babylonian captivity of the papacy |
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| seven Popes resided in Avignon. French kings held power over papacy |
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| divided medieval christendom into East and West: filioque and papacy |
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| no pope. religion of the senses. mystical doctrine of God |
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| Scripture, Tradition, and the 7 councils |
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| restoration of the empire. built Hagia Sophia |
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| final step in the initiation of the Great Schism between the Roman Catholic and Orthodox Christian Churches |
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| The incarnation is proof we can use icons. Looking at the cross reminds of the passion, payed to the original.second nicea in 787, restoring images |
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| God is the greatest thing that can exist, to exist in actuality is greater than mentally, therefore God exist. |
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| Satisfaction theory of the atonement |
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| Humans have to pay the price but can't, God can pay the price but shouldn't, only a God-Man could do the deed |
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| Satisfaction theory of the atonement |
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| Humans have to pay the price but can't, God can pay the price but shouldn't, only a God-Man could do the deed |
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| Faith and Reason (Anselm) |
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| I believe in order to understand |
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| Why God Became Man, attack on the ransom theory |
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| bozo that Anselm uses to make points |
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| Anselm's criticism of the ransom theory |
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| it gave the devil too much power |
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| God so loved. Awaken a love within us . |
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| dominican. fat and awkward |
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| 1)Mover 2)First Cause 3)Perfection 4)Contingent Being5)Teleological |
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| Summary of Theology, Aquina's greatest work |
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| Aquina's view on Aristotle |
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| Anythign Aristotle said, Aquina's agreed |
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