'Church teachings' diaporamas de présentation

OBJ: Students will understand the difference between Limited and Unlimited Government.

OBJ: Students will understand the difference between Limited and Unlimited Government. What is your life like today? What are five freedoms that you enjoy? What happens if drop something important in school? How are you punished?. Drill Answers?. What is your life like today?

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Do Now

Do Now. Write down everything you know about the Middle Ages. Essential Question: What did the Middle Ages bring to Europe?. Do Now. Pick the term that DOES NOT fit with the rest! Explain why you picked it ! Angkor Wat Pax Mongolia Trade Chaos/ No Control . The Middle Ages.

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Middle Ages: The Church

Middle Ages: The Church. Madnick/Global Studies 9. The Church in the Middle Ages. Super Huge Fact: The Church was the single most powerful organization in western Europe during the Middle ages Dominated peoples lives, from peasants to kings. THE CHURCH. Manorialism. Feudalism.

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The Reformation

The Reformation. Causes of the Reformation. Social: Humanism and the Printing Press led to a questioning of the Church. Political: Monarch challenged the authority of the Church. Economic: People hated paying church taxes. Religious: Some church leaders were corrupt.

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Chapter 5 Review Questions

Chapter 5 Review Questions. 1. Define the term prejudice. . Favorable or unfavorable feeling toward a person, place, or thing, prior to or not based on, actual fact. A prejudgment based on insufficient data.

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700s to 1,000s

Muslims controlled most of the Iberian Peninsula. The Muslim culture flourished as Muslims and Jewish scholars work together to make great strides in learning. Small Christian kingdoms in territories north begin a 500 year military campaign to reconquer Muslim territories under Christian rule. .

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Chapter 5 Review Questions

Chapter 5 Review Questions. 1. Define the term prejudice. . Favorable or unfavorable feeling toward a person, place, or thing, prior to or not based on, actual fact. A prejudgment based on insufficient data.

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SPIRITUAL LEADERSHIP: THE ART OF FACILITATING ADVANCED CARE PLANNING (ACP) Kathleen Blanchfield , PhD, FCN, RN Jani

SPIRITUAL LEADERSHIP: THE ART OF FACILITATING ADVANCED CARE PLANNING (ACP) Kathleen Blanchfield , PhD, FCN, RN Janice M. Smith PhD, RN Lewis University CONHP Faculty Lewis University CONHP Faculty Advocate Healthcare Network Nurse Coordinator Parish Nurse Program.

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The Church in the Middle Ages

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Life in the Middle Ages

Life in the Middle Ages. I. Feudalism A. Political system of local government based on the granting of land in return for loyalty, military assistance, and other services B. Lords granted land (a fief) to vassals.

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What factors Led to the protestant reformation?

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Theology of the Body

Theology of the Body. Vocations. Preface. Authored by Pope John Paul II Via a collections of teachings Delivered between 1979 1984 TOB provides teaching about: The human body and Sexuality Human relationships Marriage and celibacy (the single life0

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The Protestant Reformation

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Revelation

Revelation. The God-Human Relationship. Revelation. What is revelation? A gift from God to help us know Him We cannot fully know God How does is occur? Natural Indirectly, through reason and intellect, experiences of love Divine Directly, through Scripture and Tradition

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THE RENAISSANCE

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Bell Ringers

Bell Ringers. What were some of the matters covered by canon law? How is the structure of the Church like that of the feudal system? Why did investiture cause a struggle between kings and popes? How did the Concordat of Worms create a compromise between the emperor and the Church?.

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THE CATHOLIC REFORMATION or COUNTER-REFORMATION Catholic response(s) to the Protestant movements

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The Counter-Reformation

The Counter-Reformation. AIM: What was the reaction to the Protestant Reformation by the Roman Catholic church?. Or The Roman Catholic Church Strikes Back!!. Do Now: Name the two (2) important people in the Protestant Reformation and what each did? . 1545 - Council of Trent.

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The Counter-Reformation

The Counter-Reformation. AIM: What was the reaction to the Protestant Reformation by the Roman Catholic church?. Or The Roman Catholic Church Strikes Back!!. Do Now: . 1545 - Council of Trent. Met over 17 years Determined what was heresy (against church teachings)

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The End of the Middle Ages

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