Answer the Following Questions

question 50

Multiple Choice

Answer the following questions:
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• A)Certain rituals defined by the church in which God bestows benefits on the believer through grace.
• B)A theological belief that originated with Arius, a priest of Alexandria, denying that Christ was divine and coeternal with God the Father.
• C)Writing system developed in some barbarian groups that helped to give a more accurate picture of barbarian society.
• D)Compensatory payment for death or injury set in many barbarian law codes.
• E)Bones, articles of clothing, or other objects associated with the life of a saint.
• F)Eastern Christian Church in the Byzantine Empire.
• G)An administrative unit in the later Roman Empire; adopted by the Christian Church as the territory under the authority of a bishop.
• H)The doctrine that all bishops can trace their spiritual ancestry back to Jesus's apostles.
• I)A doctrine stating that the popes (the bishops of Rome) were the successors of Saint Peter and therefore heirs to his highest level of authority as chief of the apostles.
• J)Men and women who lived in monastic houses and followed sets of rules, first those of Benedict and later those written by other individuals.
• K)Priests and bishops who staffed churches where people worshiped and who were not cut off from the world.
• L)Diocletian's four-part division of the Roman Empire.

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