Sacraments- baptism and Eucharist

• What is a sacrament in Christianity?

  A ceremony introducing someone to the faith
• Why are sacraments important to Christians?

  They show devotion to God and Christianity
• What are the two important sacraments in Christianity?

  • Baptism
  • Eucharist (Holy Communion)
• What does the Eucharist celebrate?

  The last supper with Jesus and his disciples
• What must one do to take part in the Roman Catholic Eucharist?

  Be baptized
• How often is the Roman Catholic Eucharist offered?

  Daily or weekly
• What prayer is said before the priest receives the bread in Roman Catholic Eucharist?

  The Lord’s Prayer
• How is wine served in the Roman Catholic Eucharist?

  In a single chalice
• What happens to the bread and wine during the Roman Catholic Eucharist?

  They turn into the flesh and blood of Jesus
• What must one do to take part in the Protestant Eucharist?

  Be a church member
• How often is the Protestant Eucharist offered?

  Monthly
• What does the minister do during the Protestant Eucharist?

  Reads the story of the last supper
• How is wine served in the Protestant Eucharist?

  In individual glasses
• How are the bread and wine viewed in the Protestant Eucharist?

  As a representation of Jesus’ flesh and blood
• What did Jesus instruct his disciples to do before his ascension?

  Baptize in the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit
• What are the arguments for infant baptism?

  • Rids original sin
  • Purifies the child
  • Welcomes child into faith early
• What are the arguments for believers/adult baptism?

  • Enter religion by choice
  • Shows personal devotion
  • Avoids pointless acts of faith
• How does infant baptism relate to original sin in Christianity?

  It purifies the child from original sin
• Why might some Christians view adult baptism as more meaningful?

  It reflects a personal decision to follow faith