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Church History

  • 100

    The Fall Of Jeruseluem 70AD

    The Fall Of Jeruseluem 70AD
    Description:
    The jews refused to follow roman traditions, so the romans took over Jeruselum, forcing the jews and christians to run away.
    Importance:
    This forced the Church to stand on its own two feet and establish a canon, episcopy, and creeds.
  • 325

    Council of Nicea 325AD

    Council of Nicea 325AD
    Description:
    The council was called to determine if Jesus was created by God or if they are the same being.
    Imortance:
    This established the God and Jesus were the same being.
  • 451

    Council of Chalcedon 451AD

    Council of Chalcedon 451AD
    Description:
    The council was called to determine if Jesus was full God, fully man, or both.
    Importance:
    The council desides that Jesus is both fully God and man
  • 530

    Benedict's Rule 530AD

    Benedict's Rule 530AD
    Description:
    This was a book that told the monks how to live there lives.
    Importance:
    It grew the spirtual side of christianity, but the works side diminished.
  • Jan 1, 1054

    Thhe Great Schism 1054AD

    Thhe Great Schism 1054AD
    This was the first official split in the church. After the schism the crusades would take place and only further drive a wedge between Catholicism and Eastorn Orthodoxy.
  • Jan 1, 1521

    The Diet of Worms 1521

    martin Luther would not recant on his writings in front of the emperor and others gathered at worms
    these writings changed the Christian faith because they were a powerful reassurance of grace specifically of grace communicated through the self-giving life and the sacrificed death of Jesus Christ
    the splitting of the church and religious war
    leads to the protestant reformation and catholic counter-reformation
    the start of the modern Evangelical Church
  • The Edinburgh Missionaries Confrence 1910

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  • Coronation of Charlemagne 800AD

    Coronation of Charlemagne 800AD
    Description:
    The Pope crowned Charlegmagne, and this created tension in the church.
    Importance:
    This showed how much power the pope had.