Humans are capable of expressing the perfect and unconditional love that Jesus embodied as the Son of God.

The religious practices and beliefs of the Greco-Roman world were very similar to the teachings of Jesus.

One of the controversies in the early Church was the question of whether Gentiles should convert to Judaism before becoming Christians.

The Pharisee Saul traveled to Damascus with the intention of supporting those who believed in the risen Lord.

Christianity teaches that there is one God who is incapable of _______.

At the spiritual conversion of _______ the Holy Spirit descended on all those who were present, even the Gentiles.

Jesus commissioned _______ and the other apostles to preach and teach that God’s love extends to all people, no matter their culture, race, religion, gender, economic status or age.

Some members of the early Church struggled with allowing the Gentiles to join the community of Jesus’ disciples because _______.

On the road to Damascus Saul _______.

This man accompanied St. Paul on his first missionary journey.

He accepted the Lord’s call and became the Apostle to the Gentiles

He compassionately requested forgiveness for the many wrongdoings of the Church throughout the centuries.

A complete change of soul, heart and mind.

This body decided that Gentiles did not

have to become Jews first before becoming Christians.