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Alexander the Great's Conquests |
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Maccabean Revolt of the Jews |
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Pompey enters the Holy of Holies |
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Julius Caesar assassinated
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Herod the Great secures Judaea |
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Octavian defeats Mark Anthony and Cleopatra |
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Octavian renamed Caesar Augustus and becomes the first emperor |
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Romans destroy Jewish temple |
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Trajan tells Pliny that Christians are under state ban, but not sought out |
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Ignatius of Antioch articulates the concept of the monepiscopacy |
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the approximate date that Christianity became "catholic" |
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St. Alban, first British martyr |
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Emperor Decius initiates policy of active extermination of Christians |
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Battle of the Milvian Bridge |
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Pachomius organizes cenobitic monasticism |
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Constantine renames the city of Byzantium as Constantinople |
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Council of Constantinople gives the final form of the Nicene Creed |
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Alaric the Visigoth invades Rome |
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Roman legions withdraw from Britain; Anglo Saxon invasion |
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Augustine dies with the Vandals at the gate of Hippo |
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Leo the Great, the "first pope" dies |
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The Council of Chalcedon defines orthodox Christology |
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Romulus Augustus is deposed as the last Roman emperor in the West |
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Clovis, King of the Franks, accepts Nicene Christianity |
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Approximate date for the beginning of the "Roman Catholic Church" |
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Rule of St. Benedict written |
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Augustine of Canterbury arrives in Britain |
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Pope Gregory the Great dies |
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Jerusalem conquered by the Muslims |
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Charles Martel turns back the Muslims at the Battle of Tours |
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Pepin and the Carolingians supplant the Merovingian Franks |
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Charlemagne crowned as the "new emperor" by the pope |
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Rollo the Viking is made the first Duke of Normandy |
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Otto I crowned the Holy Roman Emperor in Germany |
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The Norman Conquest of England achieved at the Battle of Hastings |
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Pope Gregory issues his Dictatus Papae against Lay Investiture |
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Anselm of Canterbury dies |
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Gothic Architecture first appears |
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University of Oxford founded |
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Thomas Aquinas completes his Summa Theologiae |
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Persecuted 'catholic' Christianity |
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Imperial 'catholic' Christianity |
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Early Middle Ages
(Medieval Church) |
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High Middle Ages
(Medieval Church) |
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Late Middle Ages
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The Reformation Church:
Established Church: magisterial reformation--
disestablished church: radical reformation |
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Postmodernism 1970-?
Enlightenment Rationalism: Liberal Christianity
Pietism
Evangelicalism
Fundamentalism |
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