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JESUS CHRIST- Central figure in Christianity. The savior, son of God …
JESUS CHRIST- Central figure in Christianity. The savior, son of God
MARY- Jesus's mother.
CANONICAL GOSPELS- The new testament gospels ( MATTHEW,MARK,LUKE and JOHN)
JOHN THE BAPTIST- Jewish prophet that baptized Christ
SYNOPTIC GOSPELS-MARK,MATTHEW,LUKE- Gospels that
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GOSPEL OF MARY MAGDALENE- A non-canonical textportraying Mary Magdalene as a prominent disciple of Christ
GOSPEL OF THOMAS-A gospel consisting og sayings attributed to Christ.
GOSPEL OF JUDAS- A Gnostic gospel presenting Judas in a more positive role
PROTESTANT REFORMATION- Led to the formation of the Protestant Church, 16th century movement challenging Catholic doctrines
MARTIN LUTHER- German theologian who initiated the Reformation by criti
cizing Catholic practices.
JOHN CALVIN-Reformation leader who developed the doctrine of predestination and founded Calvinism
COUNCIL OF NICEA- Council that established foundational Christian doctrines, including the nature of Christ.
EASTERN ORTHODOX- One of the main branches of Christianity
MYSTICAL GOSPEL JOHN- Known for spiritual and theological depth.
PAUL OF TARSUS-Early Christian missionary and writer of many NewTestament letters, key in spreading Christianity.
MARCION- 2nd Century Christian who rejected the old testament and promised a distinct
canon; considered heretical
CRUSADES- Series of religious wars (11th-13th centuries) Initiated by Christians to reclaim the Holy land from Muslims
ORIGINAL SIN- Born with the sin brought on by Adam and Eve's disobedience
GNOSTIC CHRISTIANITY- An early Christian movement emphasizing secret knowledge for salvation.
APOSTOLIC SUCCESSION- The belief that the church's authority is derived from the apostles through an unbroken line of bishops.
TRINITY- Christian doctrine.. God exists as three persons (THE FATHER, THE SON AND THE HOLY SPIRIT)
