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Christian Denominations and Church History

Early church councils, Orthodox, Catholic, and Protestant branches, the Reformation, and major denominations.

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40 basic cards for College World Religions. It opens with "What was the Council of Nicaea (325 CE) primarily called to address?" and "In what year did the Great Schism divide Eastern Orthodox from Roman Catholic". Study it alongside the other College sets below.

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What was the Council of Nicaea (325 CE) primarily called to address?
Show answerThe nature of Christ and the controversy over Arianism.
In what year did the Great Schism divide Eastern Orthodox from Roman Catholic Christianity?
Show answer1054 CE.
What does the Latin term 'sola scriptura' mean in Protestant theology?
Show answerScripture alone; the belief that the Bible is the sole authoritative source for Christian doctrine.
Who nailed the 95 Theses to the church door in Wittenberg in 1517?
Show answerMartin Luther.
What is the Catholic doctrine that describes Christ's body and blood literally becoming the substance of bread and wine?
Show answerTransubstantiation.
What does 'theosis' or 'deification' mean in Eastern Orthodox theology?
Show answerThe process of becoming united with God through grace; becoming god-like.
Which heresy, condemned at Nicaea, taught that Christ was created and subordinate to God the Father?
Show answerArianism.
In 1534, which English monarch broke with Rome and established the Church of England?
Show answerHenry VIII.
What does 'sola fide' mean in Protestant theology?
Show answerFaith alone; salvation comes through faith in Christ alone, not through works.
What is the Protestant concept that all believers have direct access to God without clergy intermediaries called?
Show answerThe priesthood of all believers.
Which council (451 CE) defined Christ as having two natures (human and divine) in one person?
Show answerCouncil of Chalcedon.
What practice of selling forgiveness for sins sparked Martin Luther's opposition?
Show answerThe sale of indulgences.
What is the Eastern Orthodox practice of venerating icons understood to be?
Show answerSacred but not idolatrous; icons are honored as windows to the divine.
In what years was the Council of Trent held by the Roman Catholic Church?
Show answer1545 to 1563.
Which denomination emerged from John Wesley's Methodist movement in 18th-century England?
Show answerMethodism.

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