1. This emperor legalized Christianity in the Roman
empire in 312 AD.
Constantine
1. This emperor legalized Christianity in the Roman
empire
2. They started invading England in 793 and targeted
churches and monasteries
The Vikings
1. This emperor legalized Christianity in the Roman
empire
2. They started invading England in 793 and targeted
churches and monasteries
3. In 1305, the papacy was moved to Avignon. What is
this called?
The Avignon captivity
1. This emperor legalized Christianity in the Roman
empire
2. They started invading England in 793 and targeted
churches and monasteries
3. In 1305, the papacy was moved to Avignon. What is
this called?
4. Related to the papacy: what was the Great Schism?
When there were multiple popes
1. This emperor legalized Christianity in the Roman
empire
2. They started invading England in 793 and targeted
churches and monasteries
3. In 1305, the papacy was moved to Avignon. What is
this called?
4. Related to the papacy: what was the Great Schism?
5. English priest who translated the Bible into English and
was declared a heretic in 1415.
John Wycliffe
1. This emperor legalized Christianity in the Roman
empire
2. They started invading England in 793 and targeted
churches and monasteries
3. In 1305, the papacy was moved to Avignon. What is
this called?
4. Related to the papacy: what was the Great Schism?
5. English priest who translated the Bible into English and
was declared a heretic in 1415.
6. Names of the big three reformers
Luther, Calvin, Zwingli
1. This emperor legalized Christianity in the Roman
empire
2. They started invading England in 793 and targeted
churches and monasteries
3. In 1305, the papacy was moved to Avignon. What is
this called?
4. Related to the papacy: what was the Great Schism?
5. English priest who translated the Bible into English and
was declared a heretic in 1415.
6. Names of the big three reformers
7. Name of the Catholic council to deal with the
Protestant reformation
The council of Trent (1545)
1. This emperor legalized Christianity in the Roman
empire
2. They started invading England in 793 and targeted
churches and monasteries
3. In 1305, the papacy was moved to Avignon. What is
this called?
4. Related to the papacy: what was the Great Schism?
5. English priest who translated the Bible into English and
was declared a heretic in 1415.
6. Names of the big three reformers
7. Name of the Catholic council to deal with the
Protestant reformation
8. A movement in the 1700’s which valued heart over
brains regarding Christian faith
Pietism
Christianity in the 19th century
Christianity in the 19th century
1- The Second Great Awakening
James McGready started camp meetings in 1796
Barton Stone (1772-1844)
Cane Ridge, Kentucky (1801)
Christianity in the 19th century
1- The Second Great Awakening
2- New sects and trends
William Miller (1782-1849)
Ellen Gould White (1827-1915)
William Miller (1782-1849)
The angel Moroni and Joseph Smith
Brigham Young (1807-1877)
William Booth (1829-1912)
Christianity in the 19th century
1- The Second Great Awakening
2- New sects and trends
3- The crisis of faith
Albrecht Ritschl (1822-1889)
The 5 fundamental principles
The 5 fundamental principles
1. Inerrancy of Scripture
The 5 fundamental principles
1. Inerrancy of Scripture
2. The virgin birth of Christ
The 5 fundamental principles
1. Inerrancy of Scripture
2. The virgin birth of Christ
3. Christ’s substitutionary atonement
The 5 fundamental principles
1. Inerrancy of Scripture
2. The virgin birth of Christ
3. Christ’s substitutionary atonement
4. Christ’s bodily resurrection
The 5 fundamental principles
1. Inerrancy of Scripture
2. The virgin birth of Christ
3. Christ’s substitutionary atonement
4. Christ’s bodily resurrection
5. The reality of miracles
Christianity in the 19th century
1- The Second Great Awakening
2- New sects and trends
3- The crisis of faith
4- Missions
Amy Carmichael (1867-1951)
Death of Ward during the Taiping Rebellion (1862)
Lottie Moon (1840-1912)