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Unit 1, Unit 2, Unit 3, Unit 5, Unit 4 - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Sin is an offense against reason, truth, and right conscience.
- - - - Church prays for souls in purgatory
  - - - Start of Ordinary Time
- - - - Natural Evil
      - Moral Evil (sin)
      - The lesson to be learned from this is to stop challenging things that is beyond our ability to understand
- - - - Consecration of the Eucharist
    - - Focused on what do when he is gone
    - - Talk about his future (death)
  - - - Soldier turn away when he says "I Am"=blasphemous
    - - Jesus asks the Father to take the cup
        
        Jesus has to drink the cup because it is already poured
        
        Leads to betrayal, suffering, and death
    - - Judas betrays Jesus to the Temple guards
      - Apostle desert Jesus and he is taken away
- - - - Accused of blaphemy
        
        Tear his clothing, spit on, and hit Jesus
      - Asked about his teaching and miracles
        
        Responds in silence or cryptic responses
    - - Only one who can order Jesus to be crucified
- - - - Simon of Cyrene carries the cross the entire time. Jesus doesn't carry the cross at all.
    - - Jesus carries his cross the entire time and Simon isn't mentioned
    - - Jesus is condemned
      - Jesus is stripped of his clothes
      - Jesus is nailed to the Cross
      - Jesus is taken down from the Cross
      - Jesus is buried
      - Jesus dies on the cross
    - - fall of Jesus
      - Meeting between Mary and Jesus
      - Veronica wiping the face of Jesus
- - - - Deacons assist priests
- - - - contraception (Plan B)
      - surgery preventing conception
- - - - Christians convert Roman Empire
        
        Christians divide over doctrines, authority, and hierarchy
      - 7 Churchs
  - - - covenant with Moses on Mount Sinai
        
        Israel break covenant but will establish a new one that will last
  - - - Peter is to be the foundation of the family and lineage to the Lord
- - - - Creation
      - Flood
      - Red Sea Crossing
    - - Burning Bush
      - Pillar of fire
      - Elijah's challenge
  - - - The Patristic Period (100-313 AD)
        
        The Imperial Age (313-451 AD)
        
        The Dark Ages (451-1000)
        
        Convert tribes to Christianity
        
        Christianity not legalized by Roman Law
        
        Church Fathers outline the dogmas and doctrines
      - Events of Acts
  - - - Peter says go and get baptized so they receive salvation
- - - - The Enlightenment (1600-1800)
        
        The Modern Age (1800-1900)
        
        The Postmodern Age (1900-Present)
        
        Communism and Fascism rise and decline
        
        All authority is questioned=fall of absolute monarchies
        
        focus more on reason and the individual person. Allegiance to Church is questioned
      - Tensions between Church hierarchy, European monarchs, and the people lead to further schisms
- - - - Gospels Agree(Resurrection):
        
        Mary Magdalene
        
        Tomb is empty
        
        Instructions to tell the apostles
      - Gospels disagree(Resurrection):
        
        Specific women at the tomb
        
        Who the women encounter in the tomb
        
        The condition of the Tomb when they enter
      - Conclusions
        
        Told to spread the word
        
        Empty tomb
        
        Women went to the tomb and were the first to have the Resurrection revealed to them
- - - - Faith restored
- - - - Passes through solid objects
      - Bi-locates
      - Leviates
      - Appears and disappears
- - - - 500 people witnessed his resurrection
      - Jesus was speared after he died on the Cross and water came out.
      - Tomb was empty
      - If women found the empty TOmb, why would men believe it and publish a. Story about it.