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christianity
unit 3 - living the christian life
3.2 - role of sacraments
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sacraments
baptism
confirmation
reconciliation
(confession)
annointing
of the sick (the last rites)
marriage
holy orders
(priest/nun)
eucharist
catholics
through sacraments they receive god's
grace
and
blessings
mark journey of
faith
that christians go through in life
make them stronger in
faith
bring them
closer
to god
outward, visible sign of
inward
,
spiritual
grace
protestants
only believe in
baptism
and
eucharist
church of england
say these are
authorised by god
small denominations (
quakers
,
salvation
army)
dont believe in any
sacraments
not
baptised
and non-liturgical worship doesnt include the
eucharist
baptism
necessary for a person to receive
salvation
makes a person a member of the
church
washes away
original
sin, makes the person
pure
allows them to receive other sacraments
catholics and baptism
infant
baptism (baby)
parents and godparents make promises on
behalf
of baby
priest pours
water
over head in name of the trinity and annoints with
oil of chrism
godparents hold a candle
why baptism is important for catholics
necessary to revceive
salvation
person becomes member of
church
publicly
shows child is a christian and intends to live as one
washes away
original
sin
basis of christian life
copies
jesus' example
of being baptised
gives parents strength and help in
bringing child up as a christian
baptists and baptism
believers' baptism (old enough to make own baptism vows, become member of the church)
total
immersion
baptismal pool, baptised in name of the trinity
why baptism is important for baptists
signifies end of
old life outside of church
and being born again into a new life with the church
god's presence and
blessings
come upon them during baptism
make personal commitment of
faith
as jesus as lord
receive god's
spirit
catholics and the eucharist
attend every
sunday
congregation members
confess
sins, receive absolution
sermons to learn more about faith, do intercessionary prayers
re-enact last supper where bread and wine change into jesus' body and blood by
transubstantiation
wine drunk from a chalice, thin wafer of unleafened (unrisen) bread
why eucharist is important to catholics
sacrament
celebrating the
resurrection
of
jesus
come into presence of
christ
obeys command of
jesus
methodists and the eucharist
not compulsary, celebrated once a
month
remembrance of last supper - bread and wine dont change into body and blood
brings
unity
,
peace
and
closeness
to jesus
bread is normal, wine is unalcoholic
importance of eucharist to methodists
remember last supper, god's
mercy
bread
and
wine
are symbols of christ's presence
gives
spiritual
nourishment
brings
unity
- share one body of christ, share peace
reminder of
crucifixion
, resurrection
sacrament