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There is no fear in love; for perfect love casteth out fear. 
                                                                             - I John 4:18
 

 "But I tell you who hear me: Love your enemies, do good to those who hate you, bless those who curse you, pray for those who mistreat you. If someone strikes you on one cheek, turn to him the other also. If someone takes your cloak, do not stop him from taking your tunic.

Luke 6: 27-29

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Church History with Parks

Welcome to our website!!!! (:

This website is about Church History  with JnS Parks'.

We are studying "The History of The Church" 

We are going to study about

 -Background about Church History: The Roman World

-Jesus Christ and the Founding of the Church

-The Early Christians

-Persecution of "The Way"

-The Church Fathers and Heresies

-Light in the Dark Ages

-The Conversion of the Barbarian Tribes

-Iconoclasm, the Carolingian Renaissance, and the Great Schisn

-Collapse, Corruption, and Reform in Europe and the Church

-The Crusades, Military Orders, and the Inquisition

-The Hight Middle Age Scholastic Development and the Flowering of Culture

-Renaissance

-The Reformation: Protestant and Catholic

-Wars of Religion

-Exploration and Missionary Movement

-The Church and the Agle of Englightenment

-The French Revolution and Napoleon

-The Nineteenth Century: The Age of Revolution and the Emergence of Nationalism

-The Church Gives Witness in Wars and Revolution

-Vatican II and the Church in the Modern World

-The Church in the United States

 

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Chapter 13 The Reformation Protestant And Catholic (JP & SP)

03/31/2011 14:36
  Part IV The Catholic Revival - Catholic Church had its own spiritual revival in the sixteenth century - Reform was difficult due to war in between - Council of Trent would meet the challenge of the Protestant reformers and bring about a renewed spirit of Catholicism - The Catholic...

Catholic Reformation (Jiae+So Park)

03/21/2011 14:44
     John Calvin His doctrines of the sovereignty of God in predestining the fate of all believers, referred to today as “Calvinism”, are among the most hotly debated in Christianity. He is also the primary person behind the printing of the famous Geneva Bible. “The Institution of...

Chapter12. The Renaissance

02/28/2011 15:03
  Jiae - yellow, So - blue   Part I The Fall of Constantinople and the Rise of the Italian Free Cities - The economic growth of the Italian cities was a key contribution to Renaissance - The Italian cities became centers of commerce – trading ports of diverse peoples who exchanged goods...

Chapter11 Century of Suffering: Plague, War and Schism

02/28/2011 15:02
    Parks Danielle & Mitch Chapter 10 Until 373 ...

Chapter 10 The High Middle Ages: Scholastic Development And The Flowering Of Culture

02/17/2011 15:04
    Parks Danielle & Mitch Chapter 10 Until 373 ...

Chapter 9. The Crusades, Military Orders, And The Inquisition

02/07/2011 14:49
  Information for Part I and II is on  https://cms.damh1800.webnode.com  Jiae - yellow So - blue     Part III. The Inquisition          The first Christian Emperors believed that one of the main duties of an...

Chapter 8: Collapse, Corruption, and Reform in Europe and the Church

01/06/2011 14:38
  Jiae's work is in Yello So's work is in Blue  Introduction     - The end of Charlemagne’s reign in 814 marked the end of tenuous.     - Charlemagne never lost his respect for the proper authority of the Church, and even when he interfered, he...

Notes from Class 2 by So

12/11/2010 07:28
Constantinople in 315, Constantinople legalized Christianity Rome was old and decaying city      Constantinople was the new capital in Byzantium named after "the City of Constantino" Friction between Rome and Constantinople Rome ...

Notes from Class by So

12/11/2010 07:01
After Constantinople Legalized Christianity During the Roman Empire when Christianity was illegal, Martydom was a very honorable act to die like a Christ by not giving up Christianity (aka Red Martydom) Nevertheless, when Christianity was...

Chapter 7. Iconoclasm, The Carolingian Renaissasnce, And The Great Schism

12/11/2010 06:53
  Part I Byzantium Byzantium:The Long View - Byzantium was the center of political, religious,cultural, and economic activity in the world with the formal Roman Empire. - Byzantine Empire once ruled the meditaranean world: North Africa, Palestine, the Anatolian Plateau, Greece, Balkans, Italy,...
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