- How Jacob Arminius lost a debate before the debate even began.

- How the Synod of Dort summarized Calvinism in five points.

- What Copernicus and Galileo said about the sun and the earth.

- How the Puritans, Separatists, and Baptists are related.

- How slavery of Africans and exploitation of Native Americans changed the world.

In session 10, you will learn . . .

- Why the Pilgrims crossed the Atlantic Ocean.

- Why Roger Williams founded his own colony.

- How the Great Awakening impacted the American colonies.

- How Methodism began.

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In lesson 7 of our study of Church History we learned:

1. How the Black Plague affected lives throughout Europe and Asia Minor.

2. How the Roman Catholic Church ended up with three popes at once.

3. How John Wycliffe and Jan Hus called Christians to new perspectives on the power of popes and bishops.

4. How mystic experiences led a teenaged girl to lead a French army to victory during the Hundred Years’ War.

1. How a lawyer named Martin Luther became a monk and survived the Diet of Worms.

2. Where the term “Protestant” came from.

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In Lesson 5 we will learn:

- History of Hebrew Israelism

- Factions and Beliefs

- The 5 Errors of Hebrew Israelism

- A study of Deuteronomy 28

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1) If God Does Not Exist, Then Objective Human Values Does Not Exist

2) Objective Human Values Does Exist

3) Therefore, God Exists

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On Night #1 of the online Urban Apologetics Conference we were blessed to have Dr. Eric Mason with us. Dr. Mason is the Pastor of Epiphany Fellowship in Philadelphia, PA and the author of multiple books including: Woke Church, Manhood Restored, and Urban Apologetics Vol 1 & 2.

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In Session session we discuss:

- How churches responded to persecution from the Roman Empire.

- How Constantine influenced the history of Christianity.

- What happened at the Council of Nicaea and why it matters.

- Why many Christians chose to become monks and nuns.

In Session 4 we discussed:

- How bishops such as John Chrysostom, Leo, and Gregory served their churches at a time when earthly power had become the focus.

In session one of this first class on the History of the Christian Church we studied:  

- How the destruction of Jerusalem in AD 70 affected perceptions of Christianity in the Roman Empire.

- Who the apologists were and how they defended Christian beliefs.

- Which human failures and factors God used to bring glory to himself.

 In Session 2 we learned:

- Who the Gnostics were, and what they believed.

- How the New Testament developed.

- How and why certain bishops (or overseers) became powerful

In week 3 of our class on apologetics we discussed:

1) Miracles Are Possible

2) Miracles Confirm Messages or Messengers from God

3) Proof The NT is Reliable

4) Non-Christian Sources For Jesus' Existence

5) Importance of Eyewitness Testimony

6) 10 Reasons We Know The NT Writers Told The Truth

7) Jesus Claimed To Be God

8) Did Jesus Really Rise From The Dead?

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