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What do Christians think about the bible

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They believe it’s the word of God for it contains teachings of how to live secondly it contains authority from God but what Christians should do

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Which group of Christians only use the Bible to decide what is right and what is wrong

What is their reasons

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Evangelical Christian

That the Bible comes from God it’s the only thing that can be trusted and also the bible has been handed down for hundreds of years and is kept Christians on the right path thirdly gods truth does not change

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Name for reasons how the church guides Christians

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They can talk to the Christians

Praying and worshipping together

Listening to the priest or vicar

Accepting the authority of the church to explain the teaching of gods words

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Which group of Christians decide on how members should respond in an assembly

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Church of England and the General Synod

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How do you Roman Catholics make their decisions

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They look to the pope who is the leader of the Catholic Church

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What is the church

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The community of Christians

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Why does the church have authority

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It is the body of Christ and God speaks to them through the church only the church will be in stanza Bible had to interpret and apply teachings

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What Is a conscience

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The inner feeling of rightness or wrongness

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How do Christians use their conscience to make moral decisions

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Are use the Bible and the church and if eventually their conscience

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What is a conscientious objector

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These are the people that fight for what is right on the basis of what their conscience believes

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What is situation ethics

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It’s a Christian approach it is what is the most loving thing to do

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Give two reasons why use the situation ethics

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It is similar to the golden rule

Jesus seems full of situation ethics when a woman was being accused of adultery

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Name the four types of moral authorities

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Law and teaching of the Bible. The conscience. Teachings and guidance of the church. The principles of situation ethics. :-)

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What is the Decalogue

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The 10 Commandments

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What does the United Nations believe

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They declared human rights they said all humans are born free an equal in dignity and rights

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Name seven of the human rights that everyone is entitled to

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Life. Food. Liberty. Religious and sexual and racial equality. Education. Healthcare. Privacy.

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When was the human rights act established

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1998

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What are some of the criticisms of the human rights

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That is it I love prisoners to get away without proper punishment because they human rights have not been upheld

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Why are human rights important to Christians

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Because most of their Christian principles are mirrored within human rights

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What is the parable of the sheep and the goats

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But it is the moral duty of Christians to help people in need

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What is the golden rule

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That they do unto others as you would have them do unto you

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What does the United Nations believe

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They declared human rights they said all humans are born free an equal in dignity and rights

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Name seven of the human rights that everyone is entitled to

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Life. Food. Liberty. Religious and sexual and racial equality. Education. Healthcare. Privacy.

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When was the human rights act established

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1998

25
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What are some of the criticisms of the human rights

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That is it I love prisoners to get away without proper punishment because they human rights have not been upheld

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Why are human rights important to Christians

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Because most of their Christian principles are mirrored within human rights

27
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What is the parable of the sheep and the goats

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But it is the moral duty of Christians to help people in need

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What is the golden rule

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That they do unto others as you would have them do unto you

29
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What is genetic engineering?

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Genetic engineering is the modifying of genes

30
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What could be a Christian argument AGAINST genetic engineering

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That God made you in his image and it would be wrong to change them

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What could genetic engineering help cure

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Genetic Disorders and genetic diseases

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What can be the result of genetic engineering on animals

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It can result in human parts growing on animals

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What’s a concern about genetic engineering

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Nature is complex - we do not know the long term effects

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What is the bible

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The bible is the holy book of the Christians

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What is the church

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The community of Christians

36
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What’s the Decalogue

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The 10 commandments

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What is democratic processes

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The way in which citizens take part in the government

38
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What is electoral processes

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The ways in which voting is organised

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What is ⭐️THE GOLDEN RULE⭐️

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The teaching of Jesus that u should treat others as you would like to be treated

40
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Human rights what is it

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The rights of freedom to which everyone is entitled to

41
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What is a political party

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A group which tries to be elected into power on the basis of its policies

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What is a pressure group

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A group which puts pressure on the government on a particular issue

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What is social change

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The way in which a society has changed and is changing (also the possibilities for future change)

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What are the four types of moral authorities

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Law and teaching of the bible

The conscience

Principle of situation ethics

Teachings and guidance if the church

45
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What’s a Christian reason for genetic engineering

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Jesus healed people

46
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What’s Christian reason against genetic engineering

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Life is precious, holy and sacred

47
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Give a definition of Politics

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Who gets what how much and when

48
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Who owns the lavatican city

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Pope Francis

49
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Name 4 reasons why human rights are important to Christians

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God loves everyone equally therefore should be treated equally

Many Christina principles are mirrored within human rights

Bible teachings for example the Decalogue support human rights

God made people in his image therefore they deserve respect

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Which moral authorities did the Good Samaritan use

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All of them

51
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What did Saint Francis of Assisi say about the conscience

Who also thinks like this

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He said if ever in the situation whether you don’t know to follow the church or the conscience, follow the conscience

current Pope Francis

52
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Where does the authority of the church come from

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Jesus giving Peter the keys of the lavatican city, Peter was the rock in which the church was built upon

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What’s the Shema

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Love thy God and love thy neighbour

54
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What was the name of the archbishop who fought for human rights

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Oscar Romero

55
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Name 5 Christian rights

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Right to life

Justice

Right not to be discriminated

Right for freedom of thought

Equality

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