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Christian beliefs, teachings and practices
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monotheism
belief in one god
eternal
and
transcendent
god has no
beginning
or end and is outside of
time
and
space
What evidence are used to show positive attributes of God?
bible stories
- creation shows
power
,
knowledge
and
immanence
10 commandments
and
laws
- show
benevolence
and
judgement
Jesus coming - shows benevolence, forgiveness and God being personal
parable of the Prodigal son - shows personal qualities
Lord's prayer - different attributes of God
parable of the sheep and the goats - God will judge us based on our deeds
God in the old testament
authoritative
father
figure
punishes
those who don't follow his
commands
God in the new testament
loving
forgiving
the trinity
the
father
the
son
the
holy spirit
/
ghost
Why may some christians not believe in the trinity
monotheism
Genesis chapter 1
D -
designed
O -
out of nothing
S -
spoken
S -
spirit
(as
creative
agent)
Genesis chapter 2
show
humanity
,
Adam
and
Eve
created
L
- last
I
- image of god
B
- breath of life
S
- soul
E
- eden
C
- control
A
- animal names
literalist views on creation
genesis
exactly
as written
scientific theories are
wrong
may say each day of genesis took
1000s
of years
conservative
christians
mythical
view on creation
genesis
helps people understand god
not a
scientific
account of creation
theistic
evolutionists - think God was in control of evolution
most
christians
John 1
F -
flesh
U -
union
with god
S -
son
of god
P - person (
word
)
O -
one
and only
T -
trinity
moral evil
where the
decisions
made by humans cause
suffering
in the world
rape
murder
terrorism
war
natural evil
events in
nature
cause
suffering
to happen
volcanoes
floods
disease
Problem of evil
how is God
omnipotent
and
benevolent
when
evil
and
suffering
exists
Christian argument to problem of evil
free will
original sin
lessons
punishment
for sin
test of
faith
Original
sin
due to
Eve
giving into
sin
and
eating
the forbidden apple, people are born with
sin
quote for original sin
"
sin entered the world through one man
, and
death through sin
, and
this way death came to all people
"
story of job
evil
and
suffering
is used to test job's
faith
in god
names for jesus
messiah
son
of
god
lord
saviour
Jesus' key messages of agape
God
valued all
help
those in
need
sacrificed
himself for
humanity
how christians follow Jesus' teachings
evangelising
- sharing his
message
serving others through
charity work
forgiveness
of others
The
sermon
on the
mount
-
beatitudes
"
blessed
are
peacemakers
"
sermon on the mount -
Jesus
and the law
"
love
your
neighbour
"
unconditional
love
sermon on the mount - true discipleship
follow
God
in
everything
that is done in
life
sermon on the mount - true
righteousness
focus on
God
not
material wealth
sermon
on the
mount
- the
narrow
gateway
following God is
hard
, however those who fight through it are
rewarded
with
eternal life
in
heaven
sermon
on the
mount
following
sermon
on the
mount
creates a solid
foundation
for all
Incarnation
Jesus is
incarnation
of
God
Jesus is
not affected
by
original sin
Jesus represents how
God wants everyone
to
live
Crucifixion
Jesus suffered full
pain
of human
death
, therefore God can understand human
suffering
sacrifice to
repair
damage done to the relationship between
God
and
humans
in
original sin
Resurrection
find
hope
in
resurrection
- they too will be
raised
to
life
after
death
Ascension
jesus
ascended
to
heaven
- symbolises
triumph
of
good
over
evil
relationship with god has been
restored
Liberalist view on key events of Jesus' life
symbolic
events
Conservative christians view on key events of Jesus' life
literal
events, happened as described in the
bible
why do we need salvation
Adam
and
Eve
sinned causing all humans to
inherit sin
at
birth
Redemption in ancient world
purchasing
slave out of
slavery
paying of
debt
Jesus accomplished
atonement
and
redemption
incarnated
and was
crucified
to make up for human
sin
and repair
relationship
with god
Protestant salvation
salvation by
faith
-"for it is by
grace
you have been
saved
, through
faith
"
Catholic salvation
salvation
by
works
-people should receive
sacraments
-"there is now no
condemnation
for those who are in Christ Jesus"
in christ=in the
church
Liberal christian view on salvation
salvation
by
works
- as they believe that
good
people in other word
religions
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