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On a new page, miss the top two lines and… List as many different Christian denominations as you can (different types of Christians, eg Protestants)

Why are there so many Churches? To know why there are different denominations To know what caused the great schism To know what caused the reformation

Why are there so many Churches? Use page 4 to draw a timeline from the year 0 AD to now. You must include: Jesus’ resurrection The start of the early Church The schism The reformation What is a denomination? Do you think the splits in the Church were a good thing? Explain your answer

Church History Greek Orthodox Church One Church led by the Pope The Great Schism AD 1054 Greek Orthodox Church One Church led by the Pope Roman Catholic Church Methodists Jesus ascends to heaven AD33 (approx) Baptists Protestantism The Reformation AD 1517 Pentecostals Quakers

The Great Schism Read “what was the Great Schism” What two things caused the Great Schism? What were the names of the two denominations created by the Great Schism? Where were the two churches based? Who do you think was right and why?

The Reformation Read “what was the reformation?” What were the protestants protesting about that led to the split? Who started the reformation? What was the counter reformation? Do you think the protestants were right to split from the Church? Why might some people say that the Jesuits method of reform was better? What problems has the split caused over the years? Do you think that the Church could ever reunite? Complete question 2 on page 61 (write on the sheet)

The Reformation Things Protest against The church taught that only the church could interpret the scriptures Some priests were selling pardons The authority of the priests above laymen 7 sacraments (became 2) Celibacy of the clergy Transubstantiation Non-biblical teachings (Apostolic succession) Prayer to saints Purgatory Back

The Great Schism The Christian church split into 2 churches Roman Catholic They believed that the Holy Spirit came from the Father and the Son They believed that priests should be celibate They use unleaved bread for the Eucharist (flat) Greek Orthodox They believed that the Holy Spirit came only from the Father Priests could be married They use leavened bread (risen bread) for the eucharist. Patriarch Michael Cerularius So are you! Pope Leo IX You are excommunicated! Back