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Didjaredit? 
1.
The Fathers of the Church of the 2nd-3rd ctry. Are called the
_________________ Fathers.
2.
Who were the Hellenizers?
3.
Why did some of the Fathers resort to using Greek philosophy?
4.
What does the word GNOSIS mean?
5.
What religion used Christianity as a veneer covering layers of Greek thought?
6.
Who were the LAPSI?
7.
What was the struggle that the early Church had with this LAPSI.
8.
Which guy was from Athens?
9.
Which of the guys you read about was considered by some to be antiSemetic?
10. Which of the guys you read about considered himself a philosopher?
11. Which guy was from Antioch
Extra credit: During the Apostolic Era we learned about two schools of
Christianity, Alexandria and Antioch. During the Ante-Nicene era we learn about a
third one. What is the name of this school?
DECLINE OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE
8 REASONS WHY ROME EVENTUALLY FELL:
1. Invasions by Barbarian tribes
2. Economic troubles (widening gap between rich and
poor) and overreliance on slave labor (slaves
diminishing in #)
3. The rise of the Eastern Empire (2 halves drifted
apart. Greek half grew wealth, and western half
grew poor.)
4. Overexpansion and military overspending
5. Government corruption and political instability
6. The arrival of the Huns and the migration of the
Barbarian tribes
7. Christianity and the loss of traditional
values…rampant sexual perversity on the rise.
Assault to structure of the family.
8. Weakening of the Roman legions
http://www.history.com/news/history-lists/8-reasons-why-rome-fell
DID YOU KNOW?
• Some scholars believe that rampant lead poisoning may
have contributed to Ancient Rome’s decline. Roman
winemakers used lead pots to boil crushed grapes, the
empire’s aqueducts carried water through lead pipes and
many Roman foods were sweetened with lead acetate.
Since lead is toxic, some historians have claimed that its
use may have resulted in widespread cases of gout, low
birth rates, anemia and aggressive and erratic behavior
among the Roman citizenry.
• WE WATCHED 15 MINUTES OF THIS IN CLASS TODAY! 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F4zkXhNCOJU