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Rel 153: Worlds of Ancient Christianity Timeline by Pallavi Prakash
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Crucifixion of Jesus
30 AD
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Edict of Milan by Constantine makes Christianity the official religion
313
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First Council of Nicea
325
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Unified Christology, and rejected the Arian view of Non-trinitarianism
Fall of Jerusalem
70
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Roman Emperors
Principate of Augustus
27 BC - 14 AD
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Julio-Claudian Dynasty
14 AD - 68 AD
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Nero
54 AD - 68 AD
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Flavian Dynasty
69 AD - 96 AD
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Antonine Dynasty
138 - 192
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Severan Dynasty
193 - 235
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The Dynasty of Constantine
306 - 364
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Theodosius I
378 - 393
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Arcadius
395 - 408
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Dynasty of Theodosius in the East
395 - 457
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Theodosius II
408 - 450
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Marcian
450 - 457
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In the lineage of Pulcheria.
The Dynasty of Leo
457 - 518
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Dynasty of Justinian
518 - 565
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Justin
518 - 527
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Justinian I
527 - 565
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Christian Rituals
Origins of Baptism
0 CE - 70 CE
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Baptism emerged in this time period, as a response to the depictions of Jesus' baptism in the synoptic gospels.
Novatian decreed no forgiveness for sins after baptism
251 - 258
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Trinity and the Nature of Christ
Jesus as the Logos (John)
90 CE
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The high Johannine Chrostology presents Jesus, differently from the synoptic gospels, in so far as, presenting a highly exalted version of Christ, and consistently reinforcing his place as the "Eternal Word or Logos of God made flesh" in grace and truth.
The Arian Controversy
315 - 325
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Council of Constantinople
381
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The Council makes the trinatrian view of "one essence in three persons" canon. A view of the essence held by Gregory of Nyssa and Basil
Council of Chalcedon
451
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In this council, they issued the Chalcedon Definiton relating to the nature of Christ, claiming that He had two natures in one person and hypostasis.