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Ch 17-Enlightenment

Church History Ch 17 - Age of Englightenment

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During the French Revolution, the French peasants and middle class revolted against the... French government and the leaders of the Catholic Church
Who were the two scientists that made huge discoveries in the 16th century that changed the way society and the Church thought about how things worked? Galileo and Copernicus
What are two things that Galileo and Copernicus discovered with their telescopes? Earth is not the center of the universe and planets revolve around the sun
Did the Catholic Church embrace the new scientific discoveries during the Age of Enlightenment? no
How did the Catholic Church respond to Galileo's new discoveries? Inquisition court and house arrest
Which doctrine of the church teaches that a formal announcement by the Pope about a direct teaching on faith and morals is without error? papal infallibility
Is every statement that is spoken by the pope infallible? no
What event was the result of the French government taxing its people too much and giving the money to the upper class? French Revolution
What philosophy developed during the Age and Enlightenment and stated that science can solve all problems? rationalism
Are Catholics allowed to belief in scientific discoveries? yes
The 1700s were known as the Age of Enlightenment mainly because of all the ______________________. scientific discoveries
Should Catholics work with government leaders to help build a society that is just and truthful? yes
Should Catholics support laws of their country that go against Catholic teaching? no
What major doctrine (teaching) was formally adopted at the First Vatican council? papal infallibility
Which council address how the Church responded to new scientific discoveries, rationalism, and the relationship between the Church and nations? First Vatican Council
During the French Revolution, how did the people respond to the Church? burned many churches and the Catholic religion was replaced by a state religion
How did the Age of Enlightenment change people's ideas about God? People began to question how powerful God really was and God’s role in creation.
Which Catholic saint from the Enlightenment focused on dedicating his entire life to serving the poor and encouraging others to do the same? St. Vincent de Paul
Which Catholic saint from the Enlightenment started the First Vatican Council to address the challenges facing the Church? Pope Pius IX
Which Catholic saint from the Enlightenment was dedicated to teaching others about God's love even though she was paralyzed? St. Julie Billiart
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