17 yr old student seeking help for TEst!!

[Cpboarder17]

Please Respond!! URGENT to my question about church history!!!!!!!!!!

My name is Cam Patrick and I attend a Catholic school in Washington. I have a church history test coming up on and this is my main question.

I would like to know how these events in the church supported papal perspective and rejected it. So basically I need two viewpoints for and against these events dealing with the pope?

• The Council of Nicaea
• 5 and 6 ecumenical councils
• 7th ecumenical council
• 1st crusade
• 4th crusade
• Council of Trent
• Quartodecimen controversy
• The council of Jerusalem

Any other events that you feel are also valid in dealing with the early events in the church please add as well. This is a really genuine request and I really am grateful to whoever answers this. It will really help me do well on my Final Exam.

Thank you so much and please respond!!

 

[TimRout]

You might find it helpful to ask your question in a Catholic forum. Most of us here are Protestant and would have a difficult time responding to your question.

 

[wayseer]

Depends on the depth of the answer you want. I mean, this are potential research thesis questions. Have you tried Wikipedia?

 

[JTLauder]

Considering this is a test question of what one would presume to be on subjects covered in class, spoon-feeding him the answer won't help him study on his own.

 

[LilLamb219]

It sounds like the Catechism test...my daughter took it but it wasn't for a grade or anything. It was a tough test that parents did to help out with the students.

Hope you got your answers!

 

[LilLamb219]

It sounds like the Catechism test...my daughter took it but it wasn't for a grade or anything. It was a tough test that parents did to help out with the students.

Hope you got your answers!

 

[LittleLambofJesus]

You might find it helpful to ask your question in a Catholic forum. Most of us here are Protestant and would have a difficult time responding to your question.

He did post it on the Christian History board, which I believe is where it actually belongs, as it seems it would get more balanced views from both the Catholic and non-Catholic denominations.

http://christianforums.com/forumdisplay.php?f=84