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| interpretation or explanation of a text |
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| rabbinic writing which tells a story or makes a point. moral meaning. |
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| speaking of something which is not human in a human way. "God was walking in the cool of the evening." |
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| important group in Israel. argued that there is not just the written Torah, but also the oral Torah. Also argued resurrection of the body. |
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| what would the original intended audience interpret this to mean? |
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| four sources of the old testament: Jahwist, Elohist, Deuteronomist, Priestly |
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| written form of the teachings of the rabbis, after the time of the writing of the Hebrew bible |
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| rabbinic writing (means "the way")...a legal explanation |
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| part of the Talmud that contains rabbinic commentary and analysis of the mishnah |
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| first written teachings of the rabbies |
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| earthling, from the earth |
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| study of causation, why things occur |
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| German-based language spoken by Jews in northern Europe |
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3 canonical gospels in the new testament. problem: who copied from who? consensus:
1. mark
2. matthew
3. luke |
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| one of the two most famous early rabbis |
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| second book of the Torah, tells how Moses led the Jews out of Egypt to Israel |
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pro = for
phete = making sounds |
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| what form of literature is this? |
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| two popes at the same time. split in the western church. |
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| most liberal form of Judaism |
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| how do we understand what Jesus is/was? |
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| 1870. Declaration of Papal infallibility. |
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| jewish sect. rejected idea of oral torah and resurrection of body |
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| declaration that everyone in the world must obey the pope or be damned to hell |
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| final authority in catholic church resided with general church council, not with the pope |
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| most influential christian thinker of the middle ages |
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| emperor of rome, declared christianity legal religion |
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| underground burial in rome |
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| 13th century to inquire whether people were teaching correct teachings |
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| non-jews who attached themselves to varying degrees of judaism |
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liberalizing:
1. this world, not afterlife
2. freedom
3. reform
4. encouraging dialogue
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matter and spirit.
matter = bad
spirit = good |
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| anabaptists, did not follow the teachings of john calvin OR luther, but encouraged individual interpretation |
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| God. expresses concepts of divinity. |
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"aba=father"
community of monks |
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"cardo=hinge"
appointed by bishops to be major advisors |
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anglican church
"episcopos=bishop" |
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| suburb of constantinopal, determined that jesus is both man and god |
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| elders in church were highest officials |
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| catholic response to "sola fides" |
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| scripture alone. catholics responded with scripture AND tradition |
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| attempt to establish a unified christian church |
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| god created all human beings, so everyone is created equal |
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| help those that cannot help themselves |
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