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Hypatia of Alexandria Hypatia, the much loved pagan philosopher of Alexandria, Egypt, has long been acknowledged as the symbol of the passing of the old ways and the triumph of the new. hypatia of alexandria as a free thinking intellect • library at alexandria • religious intolerance • the death of the classical world • the rise of christianity
Origins of Christianity What started Christianity? Who started Christianity? The beginning of Christianity continues to arouse intense interest and debate today. Getting to the truth. christianity • beginning of christianity • rise of christianity • spread of christianity • the origins of christianity
The History of Valentine's Day Celebrated for thousands of years, Valentine's Day is a holiday that dates back to ancient Rome. robert clyde bulla • st. valentine's day • lupercus • rise of christianity • st. valentine
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Christianity and the Fall of Rome The transformation of the Roman Empire took several centuries and was the effect of numerous causes traced back to the 2nd Century but did not include Christianity. christianity and the fall of rome • factors contributing the the fall of rome • christian persecutions and the fall of rome • the fall of rome and christians • gibbon's argument on christianity and the fall of
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Jewish Rulers in Foreign Lands-II The Jews, though victims of social bigotry, rose to be powerful rulers in some countries in modern times as well as in the ancient times. jewish rulers • diaspora jews • foreign countries • modern times • social bigotry
Long Term Effects of the Milvian Bridge Battle The last emperor to rule over a united Roman Empire, Constantine's decisive battle was seen as divine intervention and would begin the slow process of Christianization. milvian bridge • battle of the milvian bridge • constantine the great and christianity • constantine's sign • eusebius' account of constantine's sign
Must See Places in Provence, France The town of Orange in the Provence region is home to two ancient monuments unequalled anywhere else in France. must see places in southern france • attractions in france • must see places in provence • attractions in provence • orange
Peter the First Pope The mistranslation of a crucial passage in Matthew's Gospel also contradicts numerous New Testament passages regarding the foundation of the Christian Church. peter the first pope • was peter the first pope • misinterpretation of matthew 16 • what did christ mean by upon this rock • the church's one foundation
St. Ambrose Many 'Doctors of the Church' were considered to have been given special graces by God which allowed them to understand God in a special way. st. ambrose • seventh doctor of the catholic church • doctors of the catholic church • doctor angelicus • catholic magisterium
The Donatist Heresy and Constantine the Great Following Constantine's policies of religious toleration, the Christian Church began to turn on itself through heresies like Donatism, threatening public peace. donatist heresy • constantine and the donatists • early church heresies • council of arles • donatism and the synod of rome
The Fall of the Roman Empire The Fall of Rome must be seen as a long term process rather than one or two single "causes" and should be understood as a transforming event instead of a cataclysm. the fall of rome • causes of the fall of the roman empire • long term and short term causes of the fall of the • political instability in third century rome • diocletian and roman reform
Christian Persecutions in Sub Apostolic Rome The destruction of Jerusalem in AD 70 changed the direction of the early church and forced the largely urban communities to develop a Gentile mentality. post apostolic church • sub apostolic church • early christianity and jewish roots • domitian persecutions • christianity in the late first century
Gnosticism and Its Affect on Christianity Rejecting the spheres of good and evil, Gnostics turned within themselves to experience Christ on a deeper level by emphasizing positive spirituality. gnosticism and christianity • gnostic beliefs • persecution of gnostics • gnosticism and dualism • gnosticism and the catholic church
Mental Illness The history of mental illness reveals that there are a few ways we tend to intervene, ways that, over time, come and go. Who is served by these interventions? mental illness • history of mental illness • postmodernism and mental illness • itard • wild boy of aveyron
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The Churches of Bohol (Part II) Part II and conclusion of my previous article about my journey to Bohol's old churches bohol • tagbilaran • city • loboc church • albur church
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The Witch in Literature She is elusive and enigmatic. Both feared and loved, the witch embodies the human struggle to manipulate creation itself. the history of witchcraft • witches in fairytales • history of witchcraft • origin of witchcraft • history of witches
Sometimes Stars Leave Behind Great Mysteries December brings to mind not only snow, but celebrations, mistletoe, lights, gifts, and a host of memories wrapped around the experiences associated with Christmas. Many often forget the spirit of these celebrations. Jesus Christ not only made his mark on the history of human civilization, he also left behind an influential religion of the mind, containing mysteries hidden inside the depths of Christianity whose answers still await discovery. Maybe, a more real Jesus will give us a better appreciation of his miraculous birth. Scholars are still discovering answers that only hint at the answers waiting in the ruins of ancient Rome. jesus christ • december • gnosticism • gospel of saint mary • nicea 325
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