Respect Christianity

Cards (100)

  • Why do they worship?
    To thank god
    To feel close to god
    To praise god
    To ask for forgiveness
    To ask for help
  • What is liturgical worship?

    Worship that follows a set pattern
  • What does liturgical worship consist of ?

    Bible passages and sermon by the priest
  • What denominations use liturgical worship?

    Roman catholic, Church of England
  • Why is liturgical worship important for Christians?
    - worldwide set order for service that is familiar to everyone
    - ritual passed down through generations gives a sense of tradition
    - bible readings follow the Christian calendar and teach christian history and faith.
  • What is non-liturgical worship?
    Worship that does not follow a set pattern, it may change each time
  • What does non liturgical worship consist of?
    Bible readings, sermon, hymns and music with non set order
  • What denominations follow non liturgical worship?
    Methodist
  • Why is non-liturgical worship important for Christians?
    - Services can be planned and ordered to suit a certain theme
    - Non-Conformist churches place an emphasis on the word of God in the Bible
  • What is informal worship?
    Spontaneous worship
  • What does informal worship consist of ?
    Dancing, clapping, calling out
  • When do people speak during informal worship?
    When they fell moved to do so?
  • What denominations use informal worship?
    Quaker's or house church
  • Why is informal worship important for Christians?
    - The style of worship in house churches is similar to the worship of early Christians
    - People can share readings and prayers can take an active part in church by calling out or speaking without formal training
    - Service may have an emotional impact with a feeling of personal revelation from God
  • List reasons Why prayer is important
    Allows them to take time to reflect
    Gives strength
    Helps feel at peace
    Help accept suffering
    To feel close to god
    To talk to god
  • How can prayer take place?
    Can be set or use own words
  • What are types of prayer?
    Confession, thanksgiving, petition
  • Give an example of prayer?
    Lord's Prayer
  • Why is Lord's Prayer important?
    Jesus taught it in I his disciples
    Model of a good prayer
    Teaches to forgive to be forgiven
    Sense of unity
  • What is a sacrament?

    A sacrament is an outward sign instituted by Christ to give grace.
  • What are the 7 Catholic Sacraments?
    Baptism, Holy Orders, Matrimony, Penance, Holy Eucharist/Communion, Confirmation, Extreme Unction
  • What are the 2 Protestant sacraments?
    Baptism and Eucharist
  • What are the sacraments of quackers and the Salvation Army?
    They don't have any
  • What is baptism?

    Ceremony where people become a member of the church
  • Why is the water important in baptism?
    Washes away sin
  • What does baptism represent?
    A turning away from the old life of sin to embrace the new life in Jesus Christ
  • Where was Jesus baptised?

    Jordan River
  • Who baptised Jesus ?
    John the Baptist
  • What happens to the Holy Spirit during baptism?
    Enters the body
  • Which denominations do infant baptism?
    Catholic, Anglican, orthodox, Methodist
  • What does infant baptism do?
    removes original sin
  • What do parents do during infant baptism?
    Thank god for the child
  • What happens to the children during infant baptism?

    They are welcomed into the church
  • How are infants baptised?
    Water is poured over their head
  • What do the parents and godparents promise to do at infant baptism?
    Promise to bring up the child as a Christian
  • What denominations prefer believers baptism?
    Pentecostals and baptists
  • What is adult baptism?
    Where the adult chooses to be baptised themselves and dedicate their own life to Christ
  • What happens during believers baptism?

    The person is fully immersed in a pool
  • Why are the fully immersed in water?
    Cleared of sin and raised to a new life
  • What is holy communion?
    The Holy Communion is the Body and Blood of Christ, who is truly present - body, blood, soul, and divinity - under the appearances of bread and wine.