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When God came on Earth as Jesus |
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How Christians achieve salvation |
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A Jewish group who opposed violence. They were monks who lived in the desert and were very strict with Jewish law. |
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A Jewish group who followed all the rules and laws of Judaism and were the Scribes and Rabbis. |
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The smallest Jewish group who were conservative and the temple keepers |
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Made by Constantine that cleared up all issues and problems that Jesus proposed about Christianity. |
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Christians in the East who broke from the Catholics. They have an emphasis on orthopraxy and images. |
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The first form of Christianity who focus less on belief but more on good deeds. |
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Broke from the Catholic church during Reformation where emphasis is put on belief. |
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Sacrament from the Lord's Supper. |
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Christian unity with a single church |
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From the Festival of Pentecost that involved testifying withing speaking in tongue |
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Used in Eastern Orthodox belief that involves various images of saints, Jesus, Mary, etc |
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Used in Eastern Orthodox belief that is a wall for icons; "Window into Heaven" |
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Preaching of Christian gospel with the object of conversion |
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Glorification on a divine level |
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