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At Nicaea what was the main issue?
The Son
Where were Puzzle Pieces put together?
Nicaea
At Nicaea some taught that the Bible has information that is implicit, but it must be made what?
Explicit
Trinity is seen as implicit, T or F?
True, they want to make it explicit
Where was doctrine thought to be like progressive revelation?
Nicaea
Hirsch and Frost thought that at Nicaea something new was created, T or F?
True
The emerging church teaches from their interpretation of what event?
Council of Nicaea
What REALLY happened at Nicaea?
The Faith once for all delivered to the saints; keeping the apostles teaching.
The council of Chaldian was about what?
We Teach
The council of Nicaea was about what?
We Believe
Nicaea is not tangential to the faith, it is what?
It is the faith
Emerging Church thought that Nicaea was what? And that we don't need that.
Theological
Emerging Church things that what should be taught?
The Kingdom
The Inclusio?
Matthew begins in Genesis; John teaches that all the gospels were written to teach Christ
Who taught that there was a time when the Son was not?
Arias
Who taught that Jesus was begotten, so therefore He cannot be God?
Arias
Who taught that Son's cannot be the same as their father, so Jesus cannot be God?
Arias
What is at the center of the Arias Controversy?
Soteriology
Arias taught though what mediam?
Music
What came up when the church fathers were discussing, "what Apostolic teaching" really was?
The Arian Controversy
Who taught that salvation was by works?
Arias
What controversy started because salvation by works was taught?
The Arian Controversy
Who Confronted Arias?
Alexander
What did Alexander realize about Arias Teaching?
There was a time when the Son was not
Who tried to teach Arias that if he teaches Christ as not begotten, he teaches that Jesus is a "messenger" of God and not God.
Alexander
Who realized that Arias was teaching salvation by works?
Alexander
The Council of Nicaea was caused by what controversy?
Arian Controversy
Who wanted the Counsil of Nicaea to happen?
Constantine
Who wanted "one" Christianity?
Constantine
Arias was disposed in what city?
Alexandria
Who's church took to the streets and rioted?
Arias'
Who was not allowed to participate at Nicaea?
Arias
Why was Arias not allowed to participate in the Council of Nicaea?
He was not a biship
Who was Arias' representative at Nicaea?
Eusibeus of Nicomedia
Who was charged upon having his speech ripped apart at the council of Nicaea?
Eusibeus of Nicomedia
Which was NOT "Faith once for all delivered to the saints"?
Arianism
The Nicene Creed presents what?
The identification of the Son of God
What happened in 325 AD?
The council of Nicaea
Where was Homoousious first discussed?
The council of Nicaea
What is the very same being that is different in Hypostasis?
Homoousios
The Son is Homoousios to what?
The Father
Ousia is what?
Essence: or being or even substance; the reason humans are what they are because they have a human ousia or human being
Physis?
Nature: what makes it not something else; its essence is understood by its "physis". A Horse has a man, tail, hooves, long head etc
Hypostasis?
Individual: an individual physis, the horse named Buttercup
Homo?
The same
Who were the Cappadocian Fathers?
Gregory of Nyssa, Gregory of Nansiensus and Basil
Who was kidnapped to become the pastor at Constantinople?
Gregory of Nansiensus
Who was pastor of Constantinople during the Council of Constantinople?
Gregory of Nansiensus
What happened in 381 AD?
Council of Constantinople
What other council addressed Arianism?
Council of Constantinople
What Council addressed God as Father Son and Spirit?
Council of Constantinople
God was not just Father of just Son or just Spirit; what counsel said this?
Council of Constantinople
They Holy Spirit was understood in His relationship to who?
The Father; Council of Constantinople
Who's life was hard and his sister died?
Gregory of Nyssa
Who encouraged Gregory of Nyssa to continue on after his sister died?
Gregory of Nansiensus and Basil
Who is known for the mysticism?
Gregory of Nyssa
Who talked about the endless persuit of the love of God?
Gregory of Nyssa
Who's teaching produced mysticism?
Gregory of Nyssa
Who taught about having Eros love with God?
Gregory of Nyssa
Gregory taught what according to God's love?
It's endless pursuit
Who taught that when we pursue God's love and understand it we can have complete joy?
Gregory of Nyssa
The Christian life according to Gregory of Nyssa consists of what?
Always pursuing the love of God
What group looked at God's love different than Gregory of Nyssa? Eros
The Reformers; Agape
What two years were councils held to dispute Arianism?
325 and 381 AD
Who saw John 1:14 differently
The Arians
Son is God
Son is Incarnate
Son is Jesus
The truth
Appollinarious was anti what?
Arian
Athenasious was close friends with who?
Appollinarious
Tertium quid?
Third Thing
Appollinarious thought of a "Third Thing" what is that in latin?
Tertium quid
Who believed in the soul and spirit?
Appollinarious
Who thought that the human body consisted of a body and soul?
Appollinarious
Appollinarious taught the human body is comprised of three parts; T or F?
True
Who else was condemned at Council of Constantinople for not teaching the Apostolic ideas?
Appollinarious
There are three parts of the human body; the flesh, and irrational soul and a spirit; who taught this?
Appollinarious
Who taught that humans are th only ones that have a spirity - mind, psych and logos?
Appollinarious
Did Appollinarious teach that all living things have a flesh and soul?
Yes
Who taught that Jesus has the human body, the human soul but does not have a human mind (logos).
Appollinarious
What is produced from a compound? Black and white make what color? Gray. Who taught this in realation to Christ?
Appollinarious
Appollinarious taught that for Jesus to have true union with God Jesus could not have a human mind but it was replaced with the logos. T or F
True
Who thought that Jesus had to be more than human to be a Savior?
Appollinarious
Who went off the teaching of Galatians to say that the problem with Jesus' incarnation is with the body, not the mind?
Appollinarious
Who addressed the problem with Jesus being truly God and truly man?
Appollinarious
Who thought that when we take the logos out of the human body it dies?
Appollinarious
What we think about the fall of Adam will determine what we think about Jesus' sacrifice and salvation? This is taught by who?
Appollinarious
Who said that Theotokos cannot be used to speak of Mary?
Nestorius
Theotokos means what?
Mother of God; God-bearer
Who said that we can not call Mary Mother of God?
Nestourius
Why did Theotokos get used about Mary?
Arianism
What about Arianism caused Theotokos to be uses to address Mary?
Arains did not believe that Jesus (God) could be born of a woman, thus could not be God
Who taught a sermon in 428 AD that said it was wrong to call Mary "Theotokos", but she should be called "Christotokos" Mother of Christ?
Nestorius
Who teaches over and over about Christotokos and it is recorded and circulated?
Nestorius
Cyril of Alexandria received who's teaching?
Nestorius'
Cyril of Alexandria thought who was an Arian b/c they taught that Mary gave birth to Christ and not God?
Nestorius
Who wrote to Nestorius and asked if he was an Arian?
Cyril of Alexandria
Who ignored the letter from Cyril of Alexandria?
Nestorius
Why did Cyril of Alexandria assume that Nestrius was an Arian?
Because Nestorius never replied to Cyril's letters questioning him.
Adoptionism is also known as what?
Nestorianism
Who agrees with Cyril about The Son of God being God but teaches that God could not nurse at the breast of Mary?
Nestorius
Nestorius says what is anathema?
That God could nurse at the Breast of Mary
Who was not Arian because he was protecting Jesus from being any part human?
Nestorius
Who thought that Christ died on the Cross, but not the Son of God?
Nestorius
Who believes Synapheia about Christ?
Nestorius
What does a bundle of sticks explain in regards to Jesus' two natures?
Synapheia
Who thought that at the death of Christ, the man died, but God didn't?
Nestorius
Nestorius taught that all the divine parts of Christ was contributed to God, but the human attributes to man. T or F?
True
Why denied there was a union of Christ's two natures?
Nestorius
Why wrote Nestorius and said there was a union in Christ's natures?
Cyril of Alexandria
Synapheia was in who's letter to Cyril of Alexandria?
Nestorius
What was the 3rd Ecumenical Counsel?
Ephesus Council
The Ephesus Council was held in 431 AD because of what?
Nestorius Controversy
The Ephesus Council was held when?
431 AD
Nestorius Controversy brought on which Ecumenical counsel?
Ephesus Council
431 AD
Ephesus Council
Synapheia?
Two things that are tied together. Nestorius
What was written at Ephesus Council?
nothing
What was reinforced at Ephesus Council?
Nicene and Constntinople teaching
What council retaught that Jesus did not join with a man, but was man?
Ephesus Council
The Son of God, who is God was born of the Virgin Mary. This was taught where?
Ephesus Council
Physis = Nature
Hypostasis = one person
Where was this reinforced?
Ephesus Council
Who wrote, "The Bazaar of Heracleides"?
Nestorius
Which book was actually called the "Book of Heracleides"?
The Bazaar of Heracleides
Which book of Nestious was written in Syriac?
The Bazaar of Heracleides
Who was identified with by both Reformers and Catholics?
Augustine of Hippo
Who was not brought up as a believer but his mother was?
Augustine of Hippo
Who rejected his mother's faith?
Augustine of Hippo
Who was trained in the art of Rhetoric?
Augustine of Hippo
Who pursued after his philosophy studies?
Augustine of Hippo
Who learned Neo-Platonism philosophy?
Augustine of Hippo
Who addressed the problem of evil in the world?
Augustine of Hippo
Who started identifying with the Manichees?
Augustine of Hippo
What group taught that good and evil is always at odds with each other?
Manichees
What group rejected the Bible b/c they thought that evil always existed?
Manichees
What group taught that matter was not eternal, so how does a good God create something that is evil?
Manichees
Who thought evil was material, not a state?
Manichees
Who's mother had Ambrose as a pastor?
Augustine of Hippo
Who talked to Ambrose about the problem of evil?
Augustine of Hippo
Who told Augustine of Hippo that evil was not "something" but a state of something; the absence of good?
Ambrose
Who explained that evil is like darkness. It is only dark b/c there is an absence of light.
Ambrose
Ambrose told who that Evil is the absence of goodness, it is separation from God?
Augustine of Hippo
Who sent away his girlfriend and illegitimate child?
Augustine of Hippo
Who believed that marriage and sex was bad and virginity was the best?
Augustine of Hippo
Who gave up the physical pleasures in life?
Augustine of Hippo
What work of text is about simplicity and past sins?
Confessions
Who wrote confessions?
Augustine of Hippo
Who had a life of simplicity and study?
Augustine of Hippo
Who moved to Hippo that had a large Christian community?
Augustine of Hippo
Who became a bishop in Hippo?
Augustine of Hippo
Who was never a "big" guy in the church but wrote alot?
Augustine of Hippo
Who wrote letters, treaties sermons and books?
Augustine of Hippo
Who's writings got much support and influenced many pastors?
Augustine of Hippo
Augustine of Hippo wrote against who?
Manichees, Donatists and Palagians
What writing of Augustine of Hippo delt with the problem of evil?
Against the Manichees
What treaties delt with human will and free will?
Against the Manichees
Who taught that in the Fall of man the human will was corrupted and had to be fixed with the resurrection?
Augustine of Hippo
Augustine of Hippo delt with what scismatic group?
Donatists
Who wrote about the worthiness of the sacraments being determined about the worthiness of the priests?
Augustine of Hippo - Against the Donatists
Against the Donatists covered what?
Worthiness of the sacraments; the visable church - those who are baptized not saved vs only saved in the church; Infant baptism taking away original sin
Who said that it is the worthiness of Christ not the priests that give the sacraments?
Augustine of Hippo
Who taught the invisible vs the visible church?
Augustine of Hippo
What work of Augustine of Hippo covered baptism and salvation?
Against the Donatists
Who thought that the church was like a large net thrown in the sea, catching saved and unsaved?
Augustine of Hippo
Who thought that infant baptism took away original sin but did not save the infant?
Augustine of Hippo
According to Augustine of Hippo, could an infant get saved by baptism?
No, they had to decide by faith later
The confirmation in the middle ages was brought about by who's teaching?
Augustine of Hippo
What group had a violent wing that used force in North Africa to get their way?
Donatists
Which group became more of a class-struggle, rather than a theological struggle?
Donatists
The Donatists cause Augustine of Hippo to teach about what theory?
Just War Theory
The Just War Theory consisted of what?
There must be a just cause of war
The war must be waged by a government
The motive for war must be Love. Concern for people. To protect. Not self interest.
Who wrote Against the Palagians?
Augustine of Hippo
What about Grace?
Against the Palagians
Who said that b/c Adam sinned man is not accountable for sin?
Palagian
Augustine of Hippo faught against Palagianism with what truth?
Predestination
Augustine of Hippo explained original sin in who's point of view?
Abroiaster
Abroister taught what about Adam's sin and mankind?
We are all guilty of sin b/c we were all in Adam's loins.
Who wrote that we are a "mass of sinners", but God has elected some for eternal life?
Augustine of Hippo
How did Augustine of Hippo get away with the invisible and visible church teaching?
Because God predestines some to eternal life and not others.
Who taught that man's will was effected in the fall, not man's ability to choose Christ?
Palagian
What treaties of Augustine of Hippo caused these three words to be used?
Posse - Ability
Velle - Will (Palagian)
Esse - Being
Grace for Augustine meant what?
Even thought you could not choose God b/c of sin, God elected us
Grace for Palagian meant what?
If man really sees what Jesus has done our will can be changed, this is grace. Grace is not a remedy for being able to choose Christ, but the will is effected to choose Christ.
Who thought that man is able not to sin, but mand needs God to affect his will?
Palagian
Who taught that Grace is not a remedy to being able to choose Christ, but the will is affected to choose God?
Palagian
Who taught that man's will being changed is God's grace?
Palagian
Who wrote City of God
Augustine of Hippo
Rome was in major change at the time of Augustine of Hippo; T or F?
True
What group was taking over Rome?
Germanics
Who wrote against Rome being taken back to the "Good Ole' Days"?
Augustine of Hippo; City of God
100 year before Augustine of Hippo who was thought to be the start of the Millinial kingdom?
Constantine
City of God was written to reinterpret the Roman History for the people; T or F
True
Who wrote to reinterpret the Roman history before Augustine of Hippo, to show that Constantine was the Millinial Kingdom?
Eusibious
Who wrote that Rome was never the millenial kingdom?
Augustine of Hippo
A city nor an empire could never be Christian said Augustine of Hippo, why?
Only a person can be Christian
The the city of God and the Kingdom is where, according to Augustine of Hippo?
In the Heart
What people is comparitive with the USA today regarding misinterpretation of History?
Romans
Who are the modern day romans?
USA
Who had Christiological controversies East or West?
East
Who had ecclesiological, doctrine and empire problems?
West
What consisted of the 5th century controversies?
ecclesiological, doctrinal and empire problems - West

Christiological - East
How did the church spread in the West in the 5th century?
Monastaries, not Hierarchy of Rome.
What was different about UK Christians?
Didn't have contact with Rome; theologically different than Rome
What century did Christianity hit the Brittish isles?
7th century
Who sent Augustine of Canterbury to Brittain as a missionary?
Gregory
Who did Brittain become Christian?
Augustine of Canterbury converted the Brittish king and he said all to be Christian
Who was captured from Brittain as a slave and taken to Ireland?
Patrick
Who became a missionary and went to Ireland?
Patrick
Who used Monastaries in Ireland to reach the Irish?
Patrick
What missionary in Ireland had no authority of Rome?
Patrick
Who was Columba?
Missionary in Scotland
Who put a monastary in Iona?
Columba
Celtic theology is different than who's?
Rome
Why did Cyril think Nestorius was an Arian?
Because Nestorius said that God could not have given birth to God; Christ, but not God