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Polytheism
Belief in more than one
God
Holy Trinity
Father
,
Son
and
Holy Spirit
Father
Creator of
universe
Son
Saviour
of
humanity
Holy Spirit
The giver of
life
Stewardship
Belief that we have been given the
responsibility
to care for
God’s
creation
Dominion
Belief we have been given
control
over God’s
creation
Literalist
Belief that the
Bible
is infalliable and accurate
Metaphorical/Liberal Christians
metaphorical understanding focusing on moral and spiritual lessons
Original Sin
Inherited tainted nature from
Adam
and
Eve
The Fall
Adam and Eve,
rebellion
in
garden
of
Eden
Salvation
belief that
Jesus
saved us from
sin
Atonement
Reconcile
or
rebuild
the
broken
relationship with
God
Soul Making
Hick’s
Theodicy
that evil exists so we can develop into the
likeness
of
God
‘God made mankind in his image’
Soul deciding
Augustine’s
theodicy
that our
free will
determined where our souls go after death
‘cursed is the ground because of you’
Inconsistent Triad
God cannot be
omnipotent
,
omnibenevolent
and
evil
exist
Agape
Selfless
unconditional
love
Good Friday
Jesus
crucifixion
Easter
Resurrection of
Jesus
Christmas
Incarnation
of
Jesus
Grace
The
unconditional
gift God gives of
love
apocalyptic
beliefs about the complete
destruction
of the world at the
end
of time
Parousia
Second
coming of
christ
Purgatory
Catholic belief in a place where our
souls
go to be
cleansed
and
purified
before
heaven
Worship
expression of
love
and
praise
for God
What is liturgical worship?
Formal worship and praise for
God
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What is
informal
worship
?
Worship that has no set words
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How does
charismatic
worship differ from other forms of worship?
It draws on the
Holy Spirit's
presence
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What is a
liturgy
?
A formula for formal
public
worship
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What is a
rite
?
A
formal
religious
action
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What does the Mass commemorate?
The
Last Supper
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What is prayer?
Direct
communication
with
God
in various ways
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What is the
Lord's Prayer
?
A prayer taught by Jesus which accepts God as
holy.
if everyone followed God's rules, his kingdom would be complete. It teaches the
importance
of
forgiveness.
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What is private prayer?
Prayer done by an
individual
alone
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What is liturgical prayer?
Using prayers that are in a
set
form
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What are intercessions?
Prayers for
others
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What is extempore prayer?
Using one's
own
words
in prayer
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What is adoration in prayer?
Prayer focusing on the
greatness
of
God
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What does
confession
involve?
Asking for
forgiveness
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What is
thanksgiving
in prayer?
Thanking
God
for His blessings
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