For the Romans, the barbarians referred to all those individuals of ____________ descent. 

Who established a form of monasticism where individuals lived together, focusing on work and prayer, to support each other’s devotion to God? 

What devised the idea that God, the Holy Spirit, and Jesus existed as three equal parts of a whole called the Trinity?

The new way to imitate Christ was ____________, where a person gives up his/her worldly pursuits (i.e. wealth, power, pleasure, etc.) to completely devote him/herself to Christ through an ascetic life.

The head bishop over the entirety of all Christiandom was (a/the)

One reason the Germanic peoples invaded Rome was because they were chased from the East by the Huns led by ____________.

A synagogue is to Judaism, whereas a mosque is to Islam.

Theodosius is famous for making Christianity the official religion of the Roman Empire in 381.

To provide care to a given standard or norm as that of colleagues or professionals of the same level of education, expertise or licensure is defined as __________________.

A patient walks into your operatory and you notice that their breath has a fruity acetone odor to it.  You assume it is because the cells in their body are burning fat in acid and ketone waste products to produce this odor.  This phenomenon is called ________.