Ch. 9 QUIZ
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| During whose reign did the Christians experience their first major persecution by the Romans? | Nero
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| What disciple was beheaded? | Apostle Paul
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| What disciple was crucified upside down? | Apostle Peter
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| The second great persecution erupted when what emperor demanded to be worshiped? | Domitian
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| What disciple was exiled to the island of Patmos? | Apostle John
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| vast galleries beneath the city that Christians went to worship in secret | Catacombs
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| bishop of Antioch | Ignatius
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| a Stoic philosopher emperor who was an ardent hater of Christians | Marcus Aurelius
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| a Christian slave girl who was tortured day and night | Blandina
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| martyrs who were gored to death by savage beasts at Carthage | Perpetua and Felicitas
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| pupil of Polycarp and bishop of Lyons in Gaul | Irenaeus
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| In the seventh persecution under whose reign was it even worse than the preceding six? | Decius
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| a Christian philosopher and theologian from Alexandria, escaped the persecution under Maximus Thrax, but was so horribly mutilated in Decius's persecution that he died shortly | Origen
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| the church father who wrote of Decius's persecution | Cyprian of Carthage
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| The tenth and greatest persecution came under what "reforming" emperor? | Diocletian
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| Diocletian's co-emperor who proclaimed himself as official Dominus Noster ("Our Lord") | Maximian
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| proclaimed toleration for the Christians of the east | Galerius
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| Who extended legal protection and recognition to Christians throughout the empire? | Constantine 1
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| What else did Constantine 1 enact and when? | Edict of Milan in 313
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| a number of godly men to expound on the scriptures, defend the faith, and champion cause of Christ | Church fathers
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| three who were pupils of the apostle John | Ignatius, Polycarp, and Papias
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| those who attempted to reasonably defend Christianity against pagan defamations | Apologists
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| two Christian apologists of the early church period | Aristides and Justin Martyr
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| pupil of Justin Martyr, compiled the first harmony of the Gospels, wrote Address to the Greeks | Tatian
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| wrote against Gnosticism in his work Against All Heresies | Irenaeus
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| denied the doctrine of the Trinity | Monarchianism
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| the most learned man in the early church, wrote the first book of systematic theology in the early church | Origen
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| translated the Scriptures into the common Bible of the early western church, the Latin Vulgate | Jerome
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| the greatest of the church fathers, wrote Confessions | Augustine
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| the first systematic Christian philosophy of history | City of God
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| confessions of faith | Creeds
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| the earliest creed | Apostles' Creed
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| a false doctrine which denied the deity of Christ | Arianism
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| the third great creed | Athanasian
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| under him Christianity became the only legal faith, the state religion of the Roman empire | Theodosius 1
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| offered up the Lord's body and blood as a sacrifice for the living and dead | Presbyters or Sacerdotes
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