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The Restoration of the Gospel

Based off "Why 1820" by Hyrum W. Smith

The Life of Christ

0AD: Christ is born

30AD: Christ begins his ministry

33AD: Christ's Church is established and He is crucified, leaving the original apostles He called in charge of maintaining it

0-101

42AD: Peter ordains Linus as bishop in Rome

43AD: Paul discovers the church in Rome under Bishop Linus has apostatized. Another Linus is ordained to be a deacon.

64AD: Nero kills Deacon Linus. Sanctioned Church of Christ is lost from Rome.

Linus

70AD: Rome destroys Jerusalem

(About) 78AD: Bishop Linus establishes the Roman Catholic Church.

96AD: John the Revelator is banished, writes the Book of Revelations, then disappears.

101AD: Apostasy is complete.

Pre-Apostasy

The Popes

320-1100

320: Constantine calls Nicean Creed--the Trinity is established

785: Empress Irene calls for second Nicean Creed--canonization of saints begins

(About) 900: Female pope

1100: Three popes go to war to establish who is the true pope

The Renaissance

1200: The printing press is in the making (Johannes Gutenberg will perfect it in 1400s)

1200-1492

The Sale of Indulgences

1200: Pope Innocent III created a way to fund the wars he waged by teaching that sins could be paid for--literally. Payment could even be received in advance to cover future sins.

1200 Cont.

1300

Cultural Revolution begins in Europe. Information is more available and more questions than ever are being asked--the culture turns upside down.

1492

Christopher Columbus tests whether the world is round, not flat, and discovers the "New World".

1492

The Reformation

1500s

1515: Martin Luther and the 95 Thesis--challenged certain teachings of the Catholic Church

1523: Martin Luther is excommuicated goes into hiding

More Reformists

1534: King Henry VIII--the Church of England

(AKA Episcopal Church in America)

1540: John Calvin--the Huguenots

(AKA Presbyterian Church in America)

1560: John Knox: the Puritans

Reform cont.

1575

Bartholomew Day: the Catholic Church in Paris France rose up and killed every Protestant (umbrella term for these new religions) they found

Reception

Moving to America

1620: Puritans come to America to practice religion freely

1776: The Declaration of Independence and The Revolutionary War

1781: War ends--America is free

1787: The Constitution--ensured religous freedom for all

1620-1830

The 1800s

1805: Joseph Smith Jr. is born

1812: The War of 1812

1820: The First Vision

1830: The Church of Jesus Christ is restored again.

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