PPT-The Rise of the Church

DampC 20 Psychology 101 PassiveAggressive The Organization of the Church Priesthood given in 1829 DampC 1824 June 1829 for we had not long been engaged in solemn and fervent prayer when the word of the Lord came unto us in the chamber commanding us that I should ordain Oliver . Constantine and Beyond. Decius . 249 A.D. came into power. . Christian historians paint him as cruel. History shows him to be a Roman of old style, who wanted to return Rome to her former glory. . Decius saw that the people abandoned their gods and that was why there was unrest. . Amy, Cheryl, Jesus, . Mandi. , & Tiffany. Content Standards: 6.7.5, .6, & .7. The First Christians. Kingdom of Israel= Division. Roman Rule. Jews under Roman control:. - 63 BC Romans took over Judah. with your great grandeur. The stars above. shine for you. And the world below. responds in wonder, God. And we’re all lost in you,. in all you say and do. You are worthy. of your glory, . God almighty, you are Lord – forever. Bishops. emerged as leaders of the Church. Rise of Controversies in the Church. . a) . apostates. – one who has abandoned one’s religious faith. b) heresies. – ideas believed to be wrong by the Church. (1517 – 1648 ad). Church History. By Jose Guerra 6 Oct 2016. Church . History Team - 0verseer: Pastor Ray . Poutney. Primary Source Material. Agenda. Define the lesson timeline for the session. Review Resource page on EHBC website. in the middle ages. Understand how the . Church and government became joined together . at this time. , and . Understand the . key disagreements. . between the church and state in Medieval Europe. Power of the MA Church. in the middle ages. Understand how the . Church and government became joined together . at this time. , and . Understand the . key disagreements. . between the church and state in Medieval Europe. Power of the MA Church. The Middle Ages. Times between ancient and modern . 500-1500. Medieval – culture during the Middle Ages. Europe declined during the early Middle Ages, for several reasons.. The unifying force of the Roman empire was gone.. 1450-1750.   "both sides of human consciousness - the side turned to the world and that turned inward - lay, as it were, beneath a common veil, dreaming or half awake. The veil was woven of faith, childlike prejudices, and illusion; seen through it, world and history appeared in strange hues; man recognized himself only as a member of a race, a nation, a party, a corporation, a family, or in some other general category. It was in Italy that this veil first melted into thin air, and awakened an objective perception and treatment of the state and all things of this world in general; but by its side, and with full power, there also arose the subjective; man becomes a self-aware individual and recognizes himself as such.“. nd. Great Awakening. 1820 to . 1860. EQ: How did the 2. nd. Great . Awakening influence the Age. Of Reform?. The Age of Reform. Reasons:. The 2. nd. Great Awakening sparked interest that the individual could control their destiny and that “good deeds” will make the nation a better place . Announcements. :. -. Assignment folder update, study guide and term list posted on website. -Thurs.-. midterm handed out . . . -bring in questions to ask about . . . . list of terms and study guide.. RISE OF CHRISTIANITY History of Preaching 1 Christianity in the 1 st Century 3 RISE OF CHRISTIANITY: Religion of Rome -Relationship of Roman Empire w/ Christianity: Paganism -Religion a matter of belief, a series Graphic organiz er notes notes p. 349-355 Kievan Rus 1 Kievan Rus 2 Vladimir I & the Eastern Orthodox Church 1 Vladimir I & the Eastern Orthodox Church 2 Yaroslav the Wise 1 Yaroslav the Wise econ. THE . ROOTS . & BIRTH . OF THE PROTESTANT REFORMATION. Rise of towns & money . econ. Rise of . kings. Clash. w/popes Babylonian Captivity . Great Schism. THE . ROOTS . & BIRTH .