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    Compare and contrast any two Dulles models of the church suggesting one that might help the church today? There is five Avery Dulles models in which make up the Church today with a sixth be added later. It’s what’s make the Church up today. Each performs a different function in its own right and the Church in which we can indirectly grow in our understanding of the Church. The models which make up the Church are the Church as an institution‚ as a Mystical Communion‚ as a Sacrament‚ as a Herald and

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    Martin Luther Influence

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    Added to the criticisms of indulgences that the Church was practicing‚ Luther was also reflecting on the popular sentiments in regards to the “St. Peter’s scandal.” Luther was questioning why the pope‚ whose wealth by then was more than the wealth of the richest Crassus‚ end up building St. Peters Basilica with the money of poor believers rather than building it using his money. Luther‚ through his translation of Roman’s 3:28 understood that faith

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    Zwingli's Huge System

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    Honing his skills as a preacher‚ Zwingli publicly criticized the evils of his time. One of these evils was the mercenary system. This occupation was that any Swiss besides the Pope would go out and battle. Entire villages were hired for military service‚ mostly in the papal armies. Because some in the leaders in his congregation were carrying this system out‚ Zwingli was antagonized when he expressed his opposition. By now‚ Zwingli was willing to leave and accept the position of a preacher at Einsiedeln

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    The English Reformation is one of the most crucial turning points in the modernization of the medieval world. Through the Reformation‚ we see for the first time the limiting of power in the religious world and an increase of the power of the secular world. As a topic‚ the Reformation has continued to intrigue historians due to the complexity and the paradoxes that are found when one begins to dissect the topic. The role of King Henry VIII in the Reformation is one of the areas where scholars conflict

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    Starting with Sixtus IV‚ who assumed the role of pope in 1471‚ popes would use their high ranking to get their relatives a good position in the papacy (Sider‚ “Religion”). Sixtus himself “appointed six of his nephews as cardinals and found positions in the Curia for other members of his family” (Sider n.pag.). After Sixtus‚ nepotism became a regular thing for popes and was one of the corrupted features of the Catholic church (Sider n.pag.). Alexander VI bribed

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    Rome and The Early Church

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    Rome and the Early Church of the Middle Ages The Christian church of the middle ages was the result of the Christian church within Rome. The Romans made it acceptable to be a Christian. They also helped form the structure of the early church. The theology of the early church was significantly influenced by the emperor Constantine. The idea of the importance of Rome was even transferred from the empire to the church. Even those Christians during the persecution by the Romans were given special significance

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    Chp 17 - THE FOUNDATIONS OF CHRISTIAN SOCIETY IN WESTERN EUROPE While other parts of the world were experiencing unprecedented prosperity during the postclassical era‚ Europe’s economy underwent a sharp constriction with the fall of the Roman Empire. Long-distance trade did not entirely disappear‚ significant developments took place in agricultural production‚ and there were brief periods of government consolidation; nevertheless‚ early medieval Europe was a world dominated by rural self-sufficiency

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    poem‚ “Tichborne’s Elegy.” Tichborne’s parents‚ Peter Tichborne and Elizabeth Tichborne had a strong faith in Catholicism. Eventually‚ Tichborne also became a passionate Roman Catholic. During his youth‚ Elizabeth the first was Queen. In 1570‚ the pope excommunicated Queen Elizabeth. Queen Elizabeth the first became extremely furious and retaliated by illegalizing the practice of Roman Catholicism. Sixteen years later‚ Tichborne decided enough was enough when he joined a conspirators group in 1586

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    Rise Expansion of Christianity No one can talk about world civilization without paid a close attention to the parts that play by churches. Either Christianity or Islam they influence humanity life. To illustrate‚ centuries after‚ this dramatic incident was thought to mark the beginning of the schism between the Latin and the Greek churches‚ a division that still separates Roman Catholics and Eastern Orthodox (Greek‚ Russian‚ and so on). Now‚ however‚ no big scholar maintains that the schism

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    of reaction have ranged from friendly disagreement (as reflected in the numerous ecumenical dialogues produced between the two groups)‚ to outright persecution and murder of Protestants at the hands of Rome. Reformation teachings that identify the Pope as the Beast of Revelation and / or Roman Catholicism as Mystery Babylon are still common among Protestants. Clearly‚ anyone with this view is not going to “warm up” to Rome any time soon. For the most part‚ today at least‚ most of the animosity

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