PPT-Byzantium & Orthodox Europe

Chapter 9 Difference East amp West Byzantines and Western Europe Different versions of Christianity Great Schism Catholic amp Orthodox 1054 Little interaction with west East more advanced. Financial Best Practices. October 5th, 2013. Clergy – Laity Conference. ANNUNCIATION GREEK ORTHODOX CHURCH BROCKTON MA. Overview. Challenges . - . Need . for Change. Team . Commitment. Best Practices. Preliminaries. : . a. ) . common. affirmations, . views. and . approaches. :. -. deep. . commitment. to . Scripture. , to the . genuine. . preaching. of the . Apostolic. Faith (pure Gospel) and to an . 5 In short, the Orthodox understanding of the nature of Grace is that it is the very energies of God Himself. Through the Trinitarian ministry of the Holy Spirit One of three main Christian groups. 200-300 million Orthodox Christians in the world. Based on elements of Eastern European and Middle Eastern culture. Sometimes referred to as “Byzantine Christianity”. Comparative Theology series. St Mark‘s servants prep course. Orthodoxy and the non- Orthodox. All we have been given is the . WAY. God has never told us the spiritual status of the non-Orthodox. - you can’t find it in any of the Fathers, or Scripture. Ecumenism v. Interreligious Dialogue. Ecumenism: focused on Christian unity . Healing schisms . Interreligious Dialogue – focused on promoting unity among all religions, not just within Christianity . Contraction, Expansion, and Division. 500–1300. I. Christian Contraction in Asia and Africa. A. . Asian Christianity. 1. Christianity almost disappears from Arabia. a. . Within a century or of . Mehmed. the conqueror. Islamic Empires in Asia. Chapter . 18. Ottoman Empire. Rise of the Ottomans. Ghazis – Warriors for Islam . Anatolia (Modern Day Turkey) . Osman – the Ottomans. Devshirme. . Chapter 9. Chapter 6-8 Multiple Choice Quiz. Make sure you are practicing brainstorming and outlining questions.. We will be moving on to the next step in a couple days (Friday/Monday).. Study/Review Units I & II for Friday/Monday. (Focus on Rome, China and India up to 600 C.E.). . First Edition. CHAPTER 10. The Worlds of European Christendom: Connected and Divided. 500–1300. Copyright © 2009 by Bedford/St. Martin’s. Robert W. Strayer. Charlemagne: . This fifteenth-century manuscript painting depicts Charlemagne, King of the Franks, who was . Saturday, May 19, 2018. Markayla. . Stroubakis. Natalie Spencer. Naya. Spencer. Sarah . Gyurkowitz. Darius Aram. Ken Woolsey. Patrick . Enke. Christopher . Hondros. Alexander Khalil. Saints Constantine and Helen . Capital: Byzantium. On the Bosporus. Commercial, strategic value of location. Constantine names capital after himself (Constantinople), moves capital there 330 CE. 1453 falls to Turks, renamed Istanbul. Great location. Constantinople=capital in 340 C.E. (kept name until controlled by Ottoman Turks in 1453 C.E. when it was renamed Istanbul). Named Byzantium after . Byzantion. , fishing village. Eastern half of classical Roman Empire that remained intact. Lesson . 1: Introduction & Foundation. Lesson . 2: Rite of Monastic Tonsure. Lesson . 3: Monastic Life & Prayer. Lesson . 4: Monastic Spirituality. Lesson . 5: Lives of Monastic Saints. Plan for Advent.