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The Red Sea Crossing

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History of Weddings

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Early Christianity

Early Christianity. From the beginning until the fall of the Western Roman Empire. EARLY CHRISTIANITY. Roots lie in Judaism, the teachings of John the Baptist, Jesus,and the apostles Earliest converts were Jews who did not think they were breaking away from Hebrew Law

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Early Christianity

Early Christianity. From the beginning until the fall of the Western Roman Empire. EARLY CHRISTIANITY. Roots lie in Judaism, the teachings of John the Baptist, Jesus,and the apostles Earliest converts were Jews who did not think they were breaking away from Hebrew Law

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EARLY CHRISTIANITY

EARLY CHRISTIANITY. Roots lie in Judaism, the teachings of John the Baptist, Jesus,and the apostles Earliest converts were Jews who did not think they were breaking away from Hebrew Law

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EARLY CHRISTIANITY

EARLY CHRISTIANITY. Roots lie in Judaism, the teachings of John the Baptist, Jesus,and the apostles Earliest converts were Jews who did not think they were breaking away from Hebrew Law

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Introduction to Christianity

Introduction to Christianity. Founding. 33 AD Palestine Jesus of Nazareth Jewish carpenter The Bible Old Testament New Testament. Followers. Christianity is the largest world religion Why? Total: 2 billion people U.S.: 159 million (2001) 42% of Americans attend church. Vocabulary.

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Other Early Views

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Gnostic Gospels

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Who: Vespasian What: Coin When: AD 71 Where: Rome

Who: Vespasian What: Coin When: AD 71 Where: Rome. Who: Jean-Leon Gerome What: Pollice Verso When: 1872 Where: Arizona. Who: Titus What: Arch of Titus When: AD 79-81 Where: Rome. Who: Domitian What: Piazza Navona /circus of Domitian When: AD 81-96 Where: Rome. Who: Titus

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History of evolutionary thought 1 Pre-Darwinian background

History of evolutionary thought 1 Pre-Darwinian background. Greek philosophers. Anaximander 6th century BC Empedocles 5th century BC Plato 4th century BC Aristotle 4th century BC Pliny the Elder 1st century AD Lactantius 3rd century AD. Idealism Two coexisting worlds.

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Poseidon

Poseidon. By Az. Who Is He?. He has many names, but is commonly known as Poseidon or Neptune ( Nept?nus in Latin). Depending on which country you are from, Poseidon (Neptune) will be God of different things. In Roman mythology Neptune is God of water and sea.

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Other Early Views

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Catacomb of Callixtus, Rome: 2nd century AD

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The Fall of the Roman Empire

The Fall of the Roman Empire. Chapter 6 Unit 4 Notes. The fall of the roman empire. Main idea: Empire building: internal problems and invasions spurred the division and decline of the roman empire Why now: Decline and fall of great civilizations is a repeating pattern in world history

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Poseidon

Poseidon. By Az. Who Is He?.

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Ancient Writers

Ancient Writers . What do they think of Sparta ?. The Spartan Mirage . Rome, Macedonian and even modern cultures have adored the Spartan civilisation. Herein lies a problem. On one hand, ancient and modern scholarship concerning Sparta has always been consistently prolific.

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QUESTIONS WE ALL ASK: WHAT IS THEOSOPHY?

QUESTIONS WE ALL ASK: WHAT IS THEOSOPHY?.

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