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Religious Education GCSE
Christian Beliefs
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trinity
there are three persons in the One God;
the Father
;
the Son
; and
the Holy Spirit
are all separate but are also one being
Holy Spirit
the third person of the
Trinity
, the inspiring presence of God in the world
Son of God
Jesus
, the second person of the
Trinity
, showing the special relationship between Jesus and God the Father
transcendent
beyond
space
and time, controlled by neither
creation
the act by which
God
brought the universe into being
The Word
term used at the beginning of
John's
Gospel to refer to the Son of God
incarnation
becoming flesh, taking human form
resurrection
rising from the dead,
Jesus
rising from the dead on Easter day
blasphemy
a religious offence which includes
claiming to be God
crucifixion
Roman
method of execution by which criminals were fixed to a cross
the execution and death of Jesus on
Good Friday
ascension
when
Jesus
returned to God in heaven
40
days after he resurrected
heaven
a place and state of eternal happiness and peace ruled over by
God
afterlife
life when after you die
day of judgment
a time when the world will end and every soul will be judged by
God
and rewarded or punished
hell
the place of eternal suffering or the state of being without
God
purgatory
the immediate state where souls are cleansed in order to enter heaven
satan
name for the
devil
- the power and source of evil
sin
any action or thought that separates humans from
God
behaviour that goes against God's laws
salvation
brought by
Jesus
and means saving soul, set free from sin and entering heaven
grace
a quality of God which He shows to humans by providing love and support - humans do not need to earn this
forgiveness
showing
grace
and
mercy
and pardoning someone for what they have done wrong
atonement
restoring the relationship between people and God through life, death and resurrection of
Jesus
mass
ceremony, also called the
Eucharist
: when the sacrificial death/resurrection of
Jesus
is celebrated with bread & wine