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University of Calgary - Christian terms
Category: History and Culture > Christian terms
Date & country: 31/10/2017, USA
Words: 15


plan of salvation
Christian idea of God's design for the salvation of the world foretold through prophets and accomplished through Jesus Christ.

protestantism
Broad designation of Christianity for the main churches of the Reformation.

reformation
Reform movements in the Christian church, especially the reform of the European church through Luther and Calvin.

roman catholic church
the historic Western church, as it has continued under the leadership of the pope, the bishop of Rome.

orthodox church
term referring to the historic Eastern Christian churches, including the Greek, Russian, Armenian and other traditions.

old testament
Christian designation for the Hebrew scriptures.

millennialism
Belief in a 1,000 year rule of grace, instituted by God, through Jesus. Will come near to the end times. Pre-millennial and Post-millennial ideas. Pre-millennialism

christology
doctrine about the nature and role of Christ.

constantine
Roman emperor who legalized and promoted Christianity.

eschatology
doctrine about the last things: the end of the world, judgment day, consummation of God's plan.

messiah
End-time kind, descended from King David, expected to redeem Israel, whom Christians identified as Jesus.

atonement
doctrine of how humans are forgiven, redeemed, and reconciled to God through the death of Christ.

augustine
leading theologian (354-430) in the early Christian church. Bishop of Hippo.

baptism
initiation ritual, commanded by Christ. Initiation into the Christian church, through the washing of water; either through immersion or sprinkling.

church
Ecclesia those who are call out from the world. Know as the living body of Christ in the world.