Ch. 4 Rome and Christianity

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The emperor of Rome at the time of a great fire, he also beheaded St. Paul

• Leo
• Nero
• Julius Caesar
• Augusts

This was a meeting that decided anyone can become Christian

• Council of Milan
• Council of Nicea
• Council of Jerusalem
• Council of Trent

The early church stressed these three things

• charity, simplicity, and sharing
• sharing, charity, and strength
• freedom, sharing, and charity
• strength, simplicity, and belief

The Law of Moses refers to

• early teachings of Jesus
• early Biblical stories
• early Biblical rituals
• early songs from Moses

This city was important because it was where Christianity grew much larger

• Tarsus
• Antioch
• Lystra
• Rome

Romans felt threatened by Christians so they did this to them

• negotiated
• persecuted
• avoided
• helped

Christians were often brought to this place to be publicly killed

• Coliseum
• Rome
• Antioch
• Aqueducts

Christians would meet in secret in these places during the early church

• catacombs
• bunkers
• houses
• basements

Christianity mostly appealed to these groups in ancient Rome

• plebeians and women
• slaves and patrichians
• women and slaves
• higher classes