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| Crowning of Charlemagne by Pope Leo III |
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| Questionable practices of the Avignon Papacy |
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| Simony, indulgences, nepotism |
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| Method that solved the Great Schism |
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| Invention that played a crucial role in "individualization" |
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| Guttenberg's printing press |
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| Intellectual movement that revived the importance of the Greek and Latin classics |
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| True piety comes from inner virtues of the Spirit |
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| Switched to anthropocentric during Renaissance |
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-Sola fide, sola gracia, sola scriptura
-faith alone, grace alone, scripture alone |
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-Church was wrong about salvation
-Denied the 7 sacraments (no visible sign)
-Only 2 were Baptism and Eucharist |
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Totally depraved
Unconditional election
Limited atonement
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Perseverance of saints |
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| Catholic response to Reformation |
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-St Ignatious of Loyola- examine consciousness
-Council of Trent set up 7 sacraments |
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| -The church conceding its administrative power to the secular authorities |
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| -the miraculous story of Juan Diego |
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| -the chieftain would rather go to hell if heaven is where the priests were |
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| -likeminded people gathering in common belief |
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| -a movement that called for personal experience of relationship with Jesus |
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| -Religious revival movement associated with John Wesley |
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| -refers to 7 important stories of human history of the bible |
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-Inculteration
-Persuasion
-indigenization |
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| -William Miller's missed prediction |
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| -looks at the conditions that make something true |
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| -We can go beyond our limitations by having conversations |
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| -the fact that God and human beings have a participatory relationship |
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| -What Rahner calls people who are not Christians, but live loving lives |
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| Convened second Vatican Council |
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| -Looking into the bible in search of specific answers |
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-letting Bible stories convey the Word of God
-Encouraged by Vatican II |
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| Before and After Vatican II |
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-deductive reasoning/methodology
-inductive reasoning |
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| slauhter of girls in the developing world |
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| -ultimately be advantageous for all of us |
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| -women are described in terms of men |
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-Often prostitutes do not go into prostitution by their choice
-the oppressed become oppressors
-blame should be on structure |
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| "Criminalize the purchase" |
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| How men are in a better position to posses women by rape |
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-if the man can't afford a bride price
-felt he would not be accepted by the family |
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| -Catholics believe we can NOT be saved by works alone |
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-victim of rape
-exposed her attackers and started a school |
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| -put the earth at the center |
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| Problem with Copernicus and Galileo |
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| -challenged the validity of divine revelation |
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| believed the earth worked like a machine and can find out about its working by laws that are formulated mathematically |
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-See the relationship between God and creation to that of a watch and watchmaker
-God doesn't intervene because God is perfect |
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| Descrates and Metaphysical doubt |
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| -came to a conclusion that the only thing of which he can be sure is the fact that he doubts |
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| Enlightenment Rationalization |
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| -states that reason is the only route to obtaining true knowledge |
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| -religion at best produces morals |
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| Deontological method used by Kant |
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| -locates morality in duty, and claims that any personal motivation for moral action i useless |
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-believed that at the heart of the most fundamental human experiences is feeling
-religion encompasses the feeling of absolute dependence
-object of ultimate reliance is God |
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-thought the rationalist system reduced human being to reason
-capable of doing things beyond reason by taking a leap of faith
-exemplified story of Abraham and Isaac |
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-Pius X
-All the threatening ideas, documents, and movements |
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| -pre-conciliar method which gives appropriate penance for various sins |
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| -claim that modernism's claims against God are partially correct |
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Live Life/ Upon Dying
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God Exists
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Infinite Reward (Epic Win)
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