Rome Christianity quiz pgs 123-134
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- Q1Who are “gentiles?”vestal virginsCatholicsnon-jewsclergy120s
- Q2What types of people was Jesus known for associating with?He only met with his followers known as apostles once he became popular with the peopleOnly those from the upper class that could afford to pay him for his timeHe associated with basically anyone who wanted to meet with him, including tax collectors, prostitutes, and sinnersreligious scholars who were able to think deeply and ask questions that were thought provoking120s
- Q3The clergy were…The doctrines of predestination that came about during Paul’s timeThe religious practices and beliefs of a particular churchThe church ministers (bishops, priests, deacons) who guide the peopleThe members of the church who have normal everyday occupations120s
- Q4What is heresy?A person who dies for his or her faithThe new part of the bible that put together the works of people who knew JesusReligious practices, beliefs and customs that are wicked or false according to the faithA person who secludes him or herself from the lives of others and denies all luxury120s
- Q5Who was Paul?apostle120s
- Q6Which of the following is an example of a martyr?a member of the high ranking clergysomeone who is well educated in the area of religion and historyafter they were invaded and forced to convert, many refused and chose death insteada soldier who dies in battle from disease120s
- Q7By the year 500 AD, what was the status of Christianity in the Roman world?Problems such as bad leaders, corruption, poverty and foreign invaders caused Christianity to appeal to more people and it spread throughout the Roman worldMany people had converted to Christianity but because it did not welcome women into the faith it stopped growing in popularityA few people on the Eastern part of the Roman world were willing to try out this new "Cult"People were turning away from Christianity and seeing it as a cult and turning to the new Muslim faith that was coming from Saudi Arabia120s