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earliest Roman jurists, exercising a powerful influence in private and criminal law; head of college called pontifex maximus, chaged w/ preservation and interpretation of religious traditions, calendar and rules of sacrifice
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| Suppression of Bacchanalia |
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Senate surpressed Bacchic for fear that the groth of secret organization, especially among the lower classes, might harbor revolutionary movements. Dealt with as a conspiracy against the state, used police
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malleable highly open presentation, not exclusive, which contributed to social conformity; roman religions confom to ancestral traditions; warlike deity
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Pliny = roman governor who was confused by the Christians obstinacy. He tells emperor Trajan that he frequently gives Christians the chance to denounce their faith and be let go
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In an imperial era when close-knit city-states no longer serve as a focuse for individual loyalties salvation appealed to the popular masses by providing a sense of purpose and the promise of a glorious future. Trade helped spreed religion
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accurate interpreters of law 70-90 CE rival of the Sadducees, Pharisees believed in the Torah, seriouse factionalism within Judaism - destruction of 2nd temple in 70 ce
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insisted on literal interpretation of Torah, rejected Torah, dissapeared after temple destroyed
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communal Jewish group, looked for arrival of a savior, similar (core beliefs) to Christians
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early Jewish Sect believed in Torah, not in accord with Christians believed in virgin birth of Miriam
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mathew mark luke from Q source, similar styles and themes about kingdom of heaven and god
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reflects more of Greek influence not Q source
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| Theological Agenda of Matthew |
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directly aimed at Pharisees, its main adversary; emphasized traditional Jewish lineage of Jesus, Jesus to interpret laws of god
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New ethical approach to laws of Moses, inner cultivation of faith, escalating moral quotient. Sin of the mind already a sin
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| Ethical reinterpretation of the laws |
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Jew = nation Christians = Sect (based on size?)
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