| Christian thinkers who defended and explained Christian beliefs. | | Martyrs |
| The truth that the Second Person of the Blessed Trinity, while remaining God, assumed a human nature and became man. | | Apologists |
| the Church's list of sacred books in the Bible. | | Emperor Nero |
| A belief or attitude or teaching contrary to the revealed truth and to the Church's doctrine of faith. | | Heresy |
| The living and authentic transmission of the teachings of Jesus Christ | | Canon |
| Declaration allowing religous freedom in the Roman empire. | | Episcopos |
| Persons who witness to the truth of the faith by enduring death. | | Tradition |
| Who are todays presbyters? | | Catechumens |
| Effecitive signs of grace. | | Sacraments |
| Denail of the fact God exists. | | Edict of Milan |
| A doctrine belief, attitude or teaching that is consistent with revelaed truth. | | Apologists |
| Those who were in the process of becoming initiated into the Church. | | Incarnation |
| Christians who denied teachings of the Church. | | Priests |
| Defended Christian beliefs. | | Orthodoxy |
| This person was stoned to death and was follower of Paul. | | treason |
| This roman emperor burned the city and blame dit on Christians. | | Stephen |
| Christian were accused of what when they refused to worship roman gods in public. | | Bishops |
| Means overseers. | | liaty |
| Baptized citizens of the Church who are not saints but continue Jesus' work on Earth. | | Heretics |
| Another word for bishops. | | Atheism |