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Philosophy

Entering heaven alive
Docetism
Swoon hypothesis
Harrowing of Hell
Anonymous Christian
Inclusive Christianity
Fate of the unlearned
Virtuous pagan
Lordship salvation controversy
Synergism
Apocatastasis
Christian mortalism
Globus cruciger
Cross of Saint Peter
Paraclete
Communicatio idiomatum
Creatio ex nihilo
Millennialism
Dispensationalism
Aerial toll house
Ransom theory of atonement
Recapitulation theory of atonement
Essence–energies distinction
Emanation in the Eastern Orthodox Church
Olivet Discourse
Meta-historical fall
Doubting Thomas
Shehimo
Foolishness for Christ
Philokalia
Hesychasm
Anaphora (liturgy)
Paschal troparion - "Death is sacrificially assumed by him through freedom, it is accepted by him for our salvation from death—'having trampled death by death.'"
Marcionism - Christian dualism, ~144 AD Rome; benevolent God of the Gospel who sent Christ is the true God, while Yahweh of the Old Testament is the malevolent Demiurge; believed Paul was the only true apostle of Christ.
Catharism - Christian quasi-dualist/pseudo-Gnosticism; 12th–14th c. Southern Europe; New Testament God is the good God, creator of the spiritual world, while the physical world's master is Satan; humans are reincarnated until salvation via consolamentum, a near-death baptism; persecuted by the Catholic Church; eradicated by 1350.
Octoechos (liturgy)
Dormition of the Mother of God
Consecration and entrustment to Mary
Assumption of Mary

al-Hallaj
Mirza Ghulam Ahmad
Bahira
Avicenna
Mulla Sadra
Averroes - Grandson of Ibn Rushd (same name), who was qadi and imam of the Great Mosque of Cordova
al-Ghazali
Ibn Taymiyya - "a cleric who viewed Shiasm as a source of corruption in Muslim societies, Ibn Taymiyya was also known for virulent anti-Shia polemics ... He issued a ruling to wage jihad against the Shias of Kisrawan and personally fought in the Kisrawan campaigns himself"
Al-Tabari
al-Farabi
Al-Qadi Abd al-Jabbar

Paris Psalter
Marcus Manilius
Cento (poetry)
Anxiety of influence
The Voyage of Life - "representing an allegory of the four stages of human life. The paintings, Childhood, Youth, Manhood, and Old Age, depict a voyager who travels in a boat on a river through the mid-19th-century American wilderness"
Vädersolstavlan
The Body of the Dead Christ in the Tomb
The Mocking of Christ (Grünewald)

Henry Fuseli
Simeon Solomon
Francisco de Holanda
Lucas van Leyden
Juan de Flandes - Striking biblical paintings; Early Netherlandish style; Flemish; Catholic; real name unknown
Giovanni di Paolo