History

Cards (14)

  • Ethnocentrism:
    • Belief that one's group has a superior way of life and values
    • Beliefs lead to actions
  • Prejudice:
    • Pre judging
    • Opinion not based on reason or actual experience
  • Stereotype:
    • Generalization about all members of a group
    • Oversimplified opinion, prejudiced attitude, or uncritical judgement about a person or group of people
  • Racism:
    • Belief that some races of people are better than others
  • Implicit Bias:
    • Subconscious bias
    • Bias you are unaware of
  • Implicit association test:
    • Negatives and positives correlating to people
    • Consistent category pairing to inconsistent
    • Association with good/bad
    • Age: favorable views
    • Explicit, when test, stronger
    • Bias moves implicitly
  • Jesus' major beliefs of Christianity:
    • Forgiveness, the promise of Heaven, the promise of a savior
    • God would provide and that the poorest members of society would find relief and hope
  • Paul:
    • Apostle who traveled around the Middle East writing letters about the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus
  • Reasons Christianity Spread:
    • Anyone can become a Christian, less strict
    • Paul's letters
    • Jesus' followers didn’t have to be Jewish
    • Paul was a Roman citizen
    • Jesus Christ God's Son Savior
    • In Roman Empire - easy to spread
  • Jewish Rebellion:
    • First of three major rebellions against the Roman Empire fought in Roman-controlled Judea
  • Constantine and Christianity:
    • Emperor Constantine converted to Christianity at the battle of Milvian Bridge
    • He credited God with his victory (312CE)
  • Edict of Milan:
    • Proclamation that permanently established religious toleration for Christianity within the Roman Empire (313CE)
  • 5 Pillars of Islam:
    • One God
    • Prayer
    • Alms giving
    • Ramadan
    • Hajj (pilgrimage)
  • Sacred Journeys:
    • Ka'ba: "house of God on Earth", at the center of the Great Mosque in Mecca, built by Abraham and Ismael
    • Medina: The city where prophet Muhammad set up the first Islam community
    • Mecca: the city where Archangel Gabriel began telling him of the One True God (Allah)