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Christianity - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Joy, love, inner peace, and radiance
        
        3 burdens are gone
        
        Fear of Death
        
        Guilt
        
        Ego
      - Christians are loved by God
      - Jesus Christ is the savior
  - - - Mystical body of Christ
        
        Perfect: suffusing Christians with grace and love
        
        Imperfect: Human members are not perfect therefore make the Church imperfect
      - Soul is to human body as the holy Spirit is to the Body of Christ (CHURCH)
  - - - Incarnation: Jesus is God-man
      - Atonement: Reconciliation of God with humans through Christ (His son)
      - Trinity: God is a threefold
        
        God loves therefore: God couldn't have been God w/o relationships
        
        Son
        
        Holy Spirit
        
        Father
  - - - Converted to Christianity-- believed that any Greek could become Christian
    - - Believed that non-Jewish people needed to convert to Judaism before becoming Christian
  - - - Peter was hung on the cross upside down
      - Paul was beheaded
  - - - "I believe that Jesus Christ, the son of god, is our savior"
      - Creed
        
        Faith
- - - - To Moses on Mount Sinai
- - - - Easter
    - - Cross represents Jesus' rebirth/conquer of death
    - - Judas snitched
      - Jewish "Orthodoxy" did not protect him since they did not like that he challenged their social hierarchy
      - Romans crucified him for sedition
- - - - Come from the Early Church
    - - Founded by Benedict
    - - Deacon
      - Priest
      - Bishop
    - - Mass on Sundays
    - - Emancipation
      - Libertarian
    - - St. Benedict
        
        Developed Roman Catholic Church
        
        Wrote the Rule of St. Benedict
  - - - Martin Luther
      - John Calvin
      - Errors with the Catholic Church
    - - Less of a need for a Church
      - More Personal
      - Little hierarchy
        
        Pastors
      - No Idolatry
      - Very little emphasis on the Trinity
      - Detachment between humanity and God
        
        Infinite representation of God
      - Very little emphasis on Sacraments
      - God is perfect, Humanity is not
    - - Puritanism
      - Congregational
      - Methodist
  - - - Russian
      - Coptic
      - Greek
    - - Two schisms
        
        1st in 5th century
        
        2nd in 1054
        
        When the Popes of Rome and Constantinople excommunicated each other
    - - Christ's human and divine natures are distinctly different
      - Maintains purity of the Apostles teachings
      - Holy Spirit is viewed differently than in Catholicism
    - - Ecclesiastical Council
        
        Ecumenical Council
      - Originally held together by a Pentarchy
        
        Antioch
        
        Alexandria
        
        Constantinople
        
        Jerusalem
        
        Rome
    - - Nestorius
      - Cyril
      - St. Anthony of Egypt
- - - - Synoptic (Common/ Historical View)
        
        Luke
        
        Begin with Jesus' birth and talks about his childhood
        
        Mark
        
        Begin's with Jesus' Baptism
        
        Matthew
        
        Begin with Jesus' birth
      - John (Focus on the divinity of Christ/ Cosmic View)
    - - Adam and Eve
      - Creation story