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| convinced Augustine to become Christian |
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| Christians defending their beliefs |
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| said popes are successors to saint peter |
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| began arianism. Was a heresy |
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| risen Christ enters into heavenly glory |
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| Mary taken body and soul into heaven |
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| became a Christian. Greatest theologian. Got caught up in Manichean |
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| 587-539 B.C. Jews did not exist and the leaders were exiled to Babylon |
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| unshaven. Could not speak Greek |
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| made monastic system and convent for woman (east) |
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| helped balance work and prayer in the monasteries (west) |
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| Constantine rebuilt the city ad renamed it Constantinople |
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| the sacred books of the bible |
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| must be circumcised and gentiles were welcome |
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| scatterings of Jewish people from their homeland |
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| granted religious freedom in the Roman Empire |
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| gods saving intervention helping the Hebrews from slavery in Egypt |
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| gentiles who adopted the Jewish faith but not fully and not circumcised |
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| Constantine’s mother. Found the cross |
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| faith conflicts with the church’s teaching |
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| made the Greek and Latin translation of the bible |
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| 361-363 unsuccessfully tried to stop Christianity and revive paganism |
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| was burned to death and died for his faith |
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| said the popes are successors of peter and convinced Attila to spare the city |
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| with Basil in making the convent for woman (east) |
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| religious cult who struggled with spirit in good vs. evil |
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| one who saves; Jesus son of god |
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| Saint Augustine’s mother. Prayed constantly for her son |
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| burned down the city then when people were upset he blamed the Christians |
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| married to saint Gregory who is a Christian convert. Had three children all saints. Influental |
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| teaching that is consistent with the church |
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| Jewish feast that is commemorating the deliverance of Jesus’ death |
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| 50 days after Passover; coming of the holy spirit |
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| greatest bridge builder (pope) |
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| worked with Benedict (west) |
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| young boy took Eucharist to prisoners and was beat to death by other boys |
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| destructive tribe who chose Aryanism |
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| transmission of Jesus’ teaching |
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| 380 A.D. Christianity becomes official religion in Roman Empire |
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| Jerome’s Latin translation of the bible |
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| started the first monastery |
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