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| 1. | The emerging version of Christianity that was deemed true by those with authority, and therefore accepted by the majority |
| 5. | Stories that Jesus used to cast important moral lessons |
| 6. | They were seen as successors to Jesus' Apostles |
| 7. | From the Greek meaning messenger |
| 10. | The promotion of worldwide Christian unity |
| 13. | A common Jewish religious perspective of Jesus' time, which held that the world had come under the control of evil forces |
| 14. | One of three person of the Trinity |
| 15. | These are people who choose to die rather than violate their religious convictions |
| 17. | These are reductions in or pardons of the punishment due for sins committed |
| 21. | The doctrine stating the God has already chosen those who will be saved from sin |
| 22. | Officials within the early Church who assisted the bishops |
| 23. | God's presence freely given |
| 25. | Aimed to update Church teaching to respond to the needs of the modern world and to promote Christian unity |
| 26. | A primary means for God's revelation of Christ, beginning with the Apostles and continuning in the present day through the Church |
| 27. | The leader of Catholicism |
| 28. | A collection of 27 writings that had been adopted by orthodox Christians as their primary sacred text |
| 29. | means "good news" |
| 30. | They helped the bishops, but were closer to the congregation at large |
| 31. | from the Greek ekklesia meaning "assembly" |