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Christian Beliefs (Belief/Teachings) Flashcards

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What is the first belief of omnipotence?

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Christians believe God is all-powerful and created the world in six days (Genesis 1).

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What is the second belief of omnipotence?

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God performed miracles, such as raising Jesus from the dead after three days.

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What is the third belief of omnipotence?

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God has control over nature, as shown when Jesus calmed a storm at sea.

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What is the first belief of omnibenevolence?

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God loves all people unconditionally, sacrificing His Son for humanity’s salvation.

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What is the second belief of omnibenevolence?

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God created a perfect world for humans to live in.

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What is the third belief of omnibenevolence?

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God’s love is shown in His desire for all to achieve eternal life.

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What is the first belief of God’s justice?

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God rewards good behaviour with heaven and punishes sin with hell.

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What is the second belief of God’s justice?

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God treats everyone fairly and opposes prejudice or oppression.

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What is the third belief of God’s justice?

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The Parable of the Sheep and the Goats illustrates God’s judgment based on actions.

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What is the first belief of the Trinity?

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Christians believe in one God revealed in three distinct persons: The Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.

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What is the second belief of the Trinity?

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God the Father is the creator and sustainer of the universe, capable of performing miracles.

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What is the third belief of the Trinity?

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God the Holy Spirit is a source of strength, guiding Christians in their hearts.

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What is the first belief of creation?

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Fundamentalists believe God created the world in six literal days, showing His omnipotence.

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What is the second belief of creation?

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Conservatives believe creation took longer than six days, interpreting “day” as an age, aligning with evolution.

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What is the third belief of creation?

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Liberals see the creation story as symbolic, demonstrating God’s power rather than a literal account.

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What is the first belief of original sin?

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Original sin originated from Adam and Eve’s disobedience, which caused separation from God.

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What is the second belief of original sin?

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Baptism washes away original sin, allowing individuals to enter heaven.

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What is the third belief of original sin?

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Jesus’ sacrifice overcame original sin, enabling salvation for believers.

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What is the first belief of the incarnation?

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God came to earth in human form as Jesus, who was fully God and fully human.

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What is the second belief of the incarnation?

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Jesus’ life shows Christians how God wants people to act, with compassion and mercy.

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What is the third belief of the incarnation?

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Jesus performed miracles, proving God’s power and presence on earth.

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What is the first belief of the crucifixion?

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Jesus’ death was the ultimate demonstration of God’s omnibenevolence, sacrificing Himself for humanity.

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What is the second belief of the crucifixion?

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Jesus’ death brought salvation, paying the price for human sin and restoring the relationship with God.

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What is the third belief of the crucifixion?

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Through the crucifixion, the gates of heaven were opened for believers.

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What is the first belief of the resurrection?

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Jesus’ resurrection demonstrates God’s omnipotence by raising Jesus from the dead after three days.

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What is the second belief of the resurrection?

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The resurrection gives Christians hope for eternal life, showing that death is not the end.

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What is the third belief of the resurrection?

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Jesus’ triumph over death and evil provides authority to His teachings.

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