Christian beliefs questions Flashcards

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Explain two Christian beliefs about the trinity.

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  • Christians believe that the Holy spirit helps them to worship in the most fulfilling way.
  • They believe that it is a model of mutual love and perfect unity.
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Outline three Christian beliefs on creation.

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  • Some Christians called creationists believe the accounts are literally true.
  • Others believe that it is metaphorical.
  • The main belief is that God created the world in six days and on the seventh day, he rested.
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Outline three Christian beliefs about Jesus.

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  • Christians believe that God came into the world as Jesus.
  • Christians believe that the incarnation shows that God loves the world.
  • Christians believe that God understands suffering as a human.
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Explain two Christian beliefs about Jesus.

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  • Christians believe that Jesus is God incarnate.

- Christians also believe that Jesus as a human, could understand suffering.

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Outline three events in the last days of Jesus’ life.

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  • One event in the last days of Jesus’ life was the last supper.
  • Another event in the last days of Jesus’ life was the betrayal and arrest.
  • A final event in the last days of Jesus’ life was the crucifixion.
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‘Jesus’ crucifixion was the most important event in history’. Plan.

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For:

  • Was a sacrifice.
  • Was proof of his humanity.
  • It means that Christians can have eternal life.

Against:

  • Jesus’ birth: without Christmas, there would be no Easter.
  • Creation of the Earth: “Through him, all things were made”.
  • The incarnation: “And they will call him Immanuel”.
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Outline three features of salvation for Christians.

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  • It allows humans to have eternal life.
  • Christians have a moral duty to live as Jesus did.
  • God and humanity can restore their loving relationship.
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Outline three features of the problem of evil and suffering.

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  • Natural soul
  • Moral evil.
  • God is omnipotent.
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Explain two types of evil and suffering.

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Natural soul:
Suffering that is caused by nature and beyond human control.
Moral Evil:
Deliberately evil actions by humans that cause suffering to others.

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Explain two different Christian solutions to the problem of evil and suffering.

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  • One Christian solution to the problem of evil and suffering is biblical solutions. This solution suggests that suffering is part of life.
  • Another Christian solution to the problem of evil and suffering is the theoretical solution. This encourages Christians to believe that God gave us free will.
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Outline three features of the biblical story of creation.

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  • He created the world in six days and on the 7th day he rested.
  • On day 2, he created water and the sky.
  • On day 3, he created land and plant life.
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Explain two Christian beliefs about the incarnation.

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  • Christians believe that Jesus is God incarnate.

- Christians believe that the incarnation shows that God loves the world.

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