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What did Jesus' disciples do after his death?
What did Jesus' disciples do after his death?
They gathered together and decided to live a life patterned after Christ.
What are the written laws of God passed on to the Hebrews called?
What are the written laws of God passed on to the Hebrews called?
Torah
What were some of the earliest challenges experienced by the first Christians?
What were some of the earliest challenges experienced by the first Christians?
What was the purpose of the Counsel of Jerusalem?
What was the purpose of the Counsel of Jerusalem?
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What happened to the Christian Church after Roman Persecution?
What happened to the Christian Church after Roman Persecution?
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Who is Emperor Constantine and what did he do?
Who is Emperor Constantine and what did he do?
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What did Theodosius do for the growth of Christianity?
What did Theodosius do for the growth of Christianity?
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What are some of the major changes that St. Paul implemented in Christianity?
What are some of the major changes that St. Paul implemented in Christianity?
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What is the definition of Apologetics?
What is the definition of Apologetics?
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What is an Apologist?
What is an Apologist?
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What are Epistles?
What are Epistles?
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What is a Founder?
What is a Founder?
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What is an Icon?
What is an Icon?
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What is Judaism?
What is Judaism?
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What is Theology?
What is Theology?
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Where did St. Paul travel?
Where did St. Paul travel?
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What is the significance of St. Paul's travel?
What is the significance of St. Paul's travel?
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What is faith, according to Hebrews 11:1?
What is faith, according to Hebrews 11:1?
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What is suffering defined as?
What is suffering defined as?
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What does suffering reveal about the world?
What does suffering reveal about the world?
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Suffering is part of God's plan.
Suffering is part of God's plan.
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What is the product of suffering?
What is the product of suffering?
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What is the significance of suffering in Christianity?
What is the significance of suffering in Christianity?
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Why were the Christians persecuted in the Roman Empire?
Why were the Christians persecuted in the Roman Empire?
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What do sufferings and persecution reveal about Jesus' followers?
What do sufferings and persecution reveal about Jesus' followers?
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When did Christians face many persecutions?
When did Christians face many persecutions?
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Who caused Christians to face heavy persecutions during the second century?
Who caused Christians to face heavy persecutions during the second century?
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What did Roman Emperor Decius do in 251?
What did Roman Emperor Decius do in 251?
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What is the Edict of Milan?
What is the Edict of Milan?
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Study Notes
Early Christian History
- After Jesus' death, disciples lived a life patterned after Christ.
- The Torah, Hebrew laws, were passed on.
- Early Christians faced persecution from Roman authorities and societal discrimination.
- Resistance from Jewish leaders and communities was a challenge.
- The Council of Jerusalem, a meeting of early Christian leaders, addressed Gentile conversions.
- Christianity continued to grow and spread throughout the Roman Empire.
- Constantine, Roman Emperor, converted to Christianity and issued the Edict of Milan.
- Theodosius made Christianity the official state religion.
Faith Words
- Apologetics is the defense of faith.
- An apologist defends the faith.
- Epistles are letters to individuals or groups.
- Founders start institutions/organizations.
- Icons are important symbols.
- Judaism is the religion of Jewish people.
- Theology is the study of God.
St. Paul's Travels and Contributions
- St. Paul traveled to Jerusalem, Antioch, Cyprus, Asia Minor, Greece, and Rome.
- He started churches throughout these areas.
Hebrews 11:1
- Faith is the realization of hope and evidence of things unseen.
Suffering
- Suffering is defined as physical and mental anguish.
- Suffering reveals injustice and persecution.
- It's not part of God's plan; it's a consequence of human sin.
- Suffering can be meritorious for Christians.
Roman Persecution of Christians
- Early Christians faced persecution in the Roman Empire due to Christianity's monotheistic nature and new religious identity.
- Christians were persecuted for their dedication to Christ.
Persecution Timeline
- In 251, Emperor Decius required all individuals to sacrifice to the Gods or face death.
- The Edict of Milan in a proclamation that established religious tolerance for Christianity within the Roman Empire.
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This quiz covers key aspects of Early Christian History, including the life of disciples after Jesus, the challenges faced by early Christians, and the significant events that shaped the religion, such as the Council of Jerusalem and the Edict of Milan. Additionally, it explores important faith concepts like apologetics, epistles, and the significance of St. Paul's travels.
