2.1 SELF, DEATH AND AFTERLIFE - CHRISTIANITY Flashcards
What are the three meanings and purposes of life for Christians?
- to glorify god
- to being about God’s kingdom
- to prepare for judgement
Finish the quote from Genesis 1: 26-28 “Be fruitful …
and multiply and fill the earth”
What is imago dei?
Humans made in the image of God
Finish the quote from Genesis 1:27 “so God created mankind …
in his own image”
Define the word ‘kabod’
glory
How can Christians use god’s glory in their lived?
By living good lives
Finish the quote from Genesis 2:7-8 “God formed man of dust from the ground …
and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life
What does Genesis 2:7-8 suggest about human relationships with God?
It is personal
3 ways in which christians can build a relationship with God
- communicating in prayer
- studying the bible
- modeling life on Jesus
What is the original sin?
Adam and Eve eating the forbidden fruit
What was the consequence of the original sin on all humans?
All humans are born with the original sin
How did humans make up for the original sin?
through the doctrine of atonement
How can humans complete their renconcilliation?
by facing judegment at the end of their lives
what is the significance of Matthew 25:31-46?
Parable of sheep and goats showing how humans will be judged
How does the Lord’s prayer refer to kingdom of God?
“Your kingdom come, your will be done”
How can humans bring about God’s kingdom?
By acting as God’s stewards on earth
What is a contemplative life for humans?
Where their life is a lifelong journey of prayer and contemplation
What does Christianity teach about resurrection?
Jesus died and rose from the dead
What is Jesus’ life symbolic of?
Everlasting life that comes from God
Why is the ressurection so significant for Christians?
Highlights importance of the doctrine of atonement