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| Most horrible persecutor of Christians. "The Great Persecution" |
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| First roman ruler to persecute christians. Died in 64 - suicide |
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| Brings official end to Christian persecution. |
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| Makes Christianity the official religion of the Roman Empire |
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| Issued by Constantine - ends Christian persecution |
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| leader of the church in rome who did not want to readmit the lapsed |
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| lead to the Donatist Controversy in Africa - no room for clergy with serious sin |
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| Allegorical Interpretation, Incredible literary output, wrote the first systematic theology |
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| A moral rigorist (opposed incorporating greek and latin philosophy), philosophy was useless |
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| his rule became the foundation of western monasticism |
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| Eastern Bishops who favored "homoiousios" over "homoousios" when dealing with the Trinity. One Ousia and three hypostisae |
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| This council was called to settle the nature of Christ |
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| wrote "Confessions" and "The City of God". Spiritual Journey of a life. He had conflicts with sensual gratifications |
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| Written by the first pope; claims jesus is one person in 3 natures |
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| This document referenced Matthew 18; because Peter was in Rome, so should be they Papacy |
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| A warlord who gave choices between baptism and death. Dubbed emperor in 800 and started the Holy Roman Empire |
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| Greatest contribution was the Church of Hagia Sophia - "Solomon, I have surpassed thee!" |
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| Violent conflict over the use of icons of Christ, Virgin Mary, and the Saints |
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| This pope met the challenge of defending Rome in the absence of capable secular leaders |
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| means "and from the son". Added by Western Christianity to "The spirit, which proceedeth from the father" |
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| Most Prominent figure in Caroligngian Renaissance |
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| Acted as a middle man between the Pope and Emperors like Pepin the Great; contributed to building the relationships between them |
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| Conflict with the Apex being the struggle between Gregory VII and Henry IV. Henry appoints bishops after being told not to. |
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| Lay Investiture Controversy |
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| A renaissance of the 11th and 12th century that applied reason to revelation/faith |
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| The Dominican "dumb ox" who wrote "Summa Theologiae". Has several proofs for the existence of God |
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| Most important pope and the first to use the title "Vicar of Christ" |
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| This was the reason for Martin Luther's original 95 theses |
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| Tetzel's sale of Indulgences |
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| Luther is called here to recant his works. He says, "Here I stand so help me God!" and walks out |
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| This proclaimed toleration of other religion. "His region, his religion" |
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| This group saw no faith involved in infant baptism. They owned the Schleitheim Confession |
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| This reformer followed Augustine's ideas of predestination to their logical ends. |
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| This act declared Henry VIII the head of the English Church |
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| This was Elizabeth's way of appealing to everyone's religious views |
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| This meeting brought clarification and protection to Catholic Theology, not reform |
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| This event brought peace to the Huguenots |
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| The religion of the enlightenment. God sets up the universe to run, then steps back and watches. A very natural view of God. |
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| This person founded Rhode Island and was critical of Puritans of their treatment of Indians |
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| Person believed that until a person had had a direct religious experience with God, he or she could not know if they were saved |
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| Attempted to explain Christianity in a modern way |
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| This person wanted to move away from reason and move toward Romanticism during the Enlightenment |
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| This group is biblicists, conversionists, activists, and hold Jesus' death as a central event |
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| America's first star, and first to publicize his arrivals |
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| America's greatest Theologian |
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| Movement that emphasized personal experience, morality, life of christ (not death), and optimism. |
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| Protestant Liberal who emphasized the fatherhood and brotherhood of God and Humanity |
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| Leader of the Neo-orthodoxy movement. "Sin must be real". |
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| Famous preacher who preached like a lawyer. Claimed the right tools were available to us. Famous for his "bench" where he invited people. |
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| The greatest American revivalist |
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| Meeting in which the doctrine of Papal Infaliability was discussed |
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| Author who wrote Uncle Tom's Cabin |
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| Important historian who writes his theology of the social gospel |
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| Diverse religious response to industrialization in the late 19th and 20th c. protected against social injustices |
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| Group within evangelicals; angry people who get together and fight. Claim that they are losing the fundamentals of christian faith |
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| was the most prestigious seminary in the country |
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| The Three Johns who helped remove the Catholic prejudice |
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| Pope, Kennedy, and John Courtney Murray |
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| Movement a distinct even of sanctification, outward evidence of a christian life, physical healing, and women in ministry |
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| Leader in Holiness Movement who believed in a quick, instant sanctification |
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| Movement that looks to Acts II as the mark of authentic Christianity. Speaking in tongues |
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| Wrote The Cost of Discipleship and attempted to assassinate Hitler. Despises "Cheap Grace" |
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