Charlemagne did all of the following except:

____________ is the name given to the growth of the Church in territory and political and spiritual authority.

______________ of Canterbury was a Roman monk who baptized King Ethelbert of Kent and many of his people.

What is one of the reasons for the Great Schism?

The laws of the Church.

In 1204 the armies of the Fourth Crusade attacked and looted _____, a city in the eastern part of the Christian world.

The collection of laws of the Catholic Church.

The law that is part of human nature, lasts forever, and allows people to know the difference between good and evil.

A break or division.

A denial of church doctrine.

A worldwide gathering of the pope and all the bishops to clarify church teachings.

In order to unite God's law with civil authority, Pope Leo III ___________.

Two of the greatest reasons for division between the Eastern and Western churches involved ___________.

As the bishop of Hippo in northern Africa, ___________ defended the Church's teaching during a time of controversy.

In the early Church, candidates for Baptism would make a statement of belief such as the ___________.

Early leaders whose teachings helped develop Christian Doctrine.

A gathering of all Catholic bishops, convened by the Pope and under his authority and guidance.

Many Christian practices appealed to the barbarians because ______________

In the sixth century the Church adopted the leadership structure of ________________.

One of Charlemagne's main achievements was __________________.

______________ is the name given to the growth of the Church in territory, political, and spiritual authority.

The collection of the laws of the Catholic Church is called ___________________.

_________________ negotiated an agreement for peace with the barbarians.

________________ of Canterbury was a Roman monk who baptized King Ethelbert of Kent and many of his people.

_____ was a Roman monk who baptized King Ethelbert of Kent.

_____ is the name given to the growth of the Church in territory in both temporal, or political, and spiritual authority resulting in the Pope's authority exceeding that of the emperor and eventually kings.

_____ is part of human nature and allows people to know the difference between good and evil.

The _____ is the foundation of the moral life for everyone.

_____ helped Pope Leo III defend the Roman Empire against invaders and was crowned Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire.

_____ is the collection of the laws of the Catholic Church.

_____ initiated the Gregorian chant and as Pope, worked to bring Christianity to England.

Icons and mosaics showing ____ decorated walls in Eastern Churches

Sunday was chosen as the Lord's Day because it was

The Roman Emperor who declared the Roman Empire to be Christian was

A written statement of beliefs is called

The first ecumenical (all-church) gathering which met to decide on proper teachings of the church.

A "heresy" known as Arianism made which council necessary to convene?

What is a term for a "false teaching" in Christianity?

___________ defended the truth of Jesus' divinity against the Arian hersey

Who was the pope whose teaching that Jesus was one person with two natures, divine and human, was affirmed at the Council of Chalcedon?

The _____ claimed that Jesus was less than divine.

In 325, to settle the dispute caused by the Arian heresy, the Emperor Constantine summoned all the bishops of the Church to a council in the city of _____.

The _____ claimed that Jesus was less than divine.

Who called for the Council of Nicea?

When was the Council of Nicea?

Bishops and other writers whose writings helped develop the teachings of the Church

Which person disagreed with the teachings of the Church and started his own teachings?

Argued that all that God created is good including humankind.

Stated that evil enters the world when people freely turn away from God.

Sent a letter to the Council of Chalcedon

Stated that Jesus is both divine and human in nature

Described the celebration of the Eucharist

When were formal celebrations of the Eucharist developed?

Sunday was chosen as the day of worship because it was the day Jesus resurrected.

Moved the Capital of the Roman Empire to modern day Turkey

Established two major centers of the Roman Empire (One in Constantinople and one in Rome)

________ caused differences in practices after two major centers were created in Constantinople and Rome.

Incense and bells

Domes representing heaven

Icons and images of mosaics

In 1054 AD the Eastern Orthodox Church split from the Roman Catholic Church due to differences in the following belief:

Mass celebrated in Latin

Relics placed on altar

Who unified Western liturgical rites based on Roman rites?