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| god of Egyptian monotheists |
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| variant of Islam formed in 19th century |
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| Torah, Nevi'im, and Khetuvim |
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| Coming of age for a young Jew |
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| God killed all first born sons in Egypt but passed over the Jews |
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| humans as servants to god |
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| 1st post-Biblical sacred Jewish texts |
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| First half of the Bible; Longer than the TaNaKh |
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| actualization of God's reign |
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| Apostle, wrote much of the New Testament |
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| sacrament in which one gives oneself to God |
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| Byzantine emperor, overtook Rome and created first Christian empire |
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| established unified doctrinal framework of Christianity |
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| Newest branch of Christianity |
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| German priest who protested the Catholic church |
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| led Protestant reform in Geneva |
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| newest branch of Protestantism |
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| chief problems of the world result from rejection of God |
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| nation with Christianity as its official religion |
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| Oldest branch of Christianity, aims to assimilate with God |
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| "God bearer"; Icon of Mary and Baby Jesus |
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| largest branch of Christianity, believes in salvation through acts/church mediation |
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| Pope is in charge of all Catholics |
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| Catholic leader in North Africa, defined theology of sacraments |
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| linked theology to philosophy |
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| act that ensures or aids salvation |
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| renounced earthly ambition to reform church |
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| icon of Jesus' resurrection |
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| modernized Catholicism in 1960's |
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| people/societies of Islam |
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| things pertaining to Islam |
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| angel who gave Qur'an to Muhammad |
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| powerful tribe in Mecca during the time of Muhammad |
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| worshiping as if you could see God |
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| recorded sayings and deeds of Muhammad |
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| Islamic law/jurisprudence |
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| chain of transmission of a hadith |
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| God's books and messengers |
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| last day, return of soul to God |
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| created from light. infallible |
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| rational explanation and defense of belief |
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