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What did you have to do in order to join the early Christianity community?

The early Christian community were all Jewish. You had to be Jewish to become Christian.


What edition of the Hebrew Bible did the early christian community use?

The Early Christian community did not use an edition. They used the original Hebrew scriptures until they were first translated into Greek.


What is one thing the early Christian's shared when they gathered together?

Early Christians shared a sense of community and fellowship when they gathered together. They often prayed, worshipped, and broke bread (communion) together, strengthening their bonds as members of the faith.


What function did apologists serve in the early church?

They defended and explained Christian beliefs.


What was Saint Cecilia's job?

Cecilia didn't really have an job outside of her home that we are aware of. She devoted her life to the early christian community.


What happened to the apostle Matthew and how did his experiences shape the early Christian community?

The apostle Matthew was believed to have been martyred in Ethiopia. His experiences, teachings, and writings, particularly the Gospel of Matthew, played a significant role in shaping the early Christian community by spreading the teachings of Jesus and establishing the foundation of Christian beliefs.


What role did Tychicus play in the Bible and how did his actions impact the early Christian community?

Tychicus was a trusted companion of the apostle Paul in the Bible. He served as a messenger and delivered important letters to various Christian communities. His actions helped to strengthen and unify the early Christian community by sharing teachings and providing support from Paul.


When did St. Priscilla become a saint?

There are at least 2 saints named Priscilla and bother were early martyrs and would have been declare saints by the early Christian community shortly after their deaths. Members of the early Church considered all martyrs to be saints.. There was no canonization process at the time. That did not develop for 1000 years after they died.


How does life of the early christian community compare or contrast with contemporary parish life as you know it?

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Did the early pilgrims achieve to start a Christian nation?

The early pilgrims did establish a Christian community in the New World, but it would be inaccurate to say they created a strictly Christian nation. The United States was founded on principles of religious freedom and separation of church and state.


Why did St. George become a saint?

George died as a martyr and to the early Christian community that was all that was needed for sainthood.


Who named St. Anne a saint?

The early Christian community declared her as a saint. There was no process of canonization in place at the time.