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Christian perspectives on themes Flashcards

1
Q

Catholics are ——-, meaning that they believe there’s only one God.

A

monotheistic

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This one God is believed to have revealed himself as three persons (the Trinity):

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the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.

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3
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Some are called by God to live a celibate life, as …

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priests (Catholic), monks or nuns.

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4
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——— is a practice in many Christian churches but most of them do not consider it a sacrament.

A

Marriage

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5
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Marriage is a practice in many Christian churches but most of them do not consider it a …

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sacrament

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6
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Many parts of society see marriage as …

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sacred and important.

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7
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What does Liturgy mean?

A

To worship God in a formal or
structured way,

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8
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What does Extempore mean?

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Informal way of worship

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9
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What does Evangelism mean?

A

Spreading the Christian
gospels (Jesus life and teachings) by public
preaching,

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10
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What does transsubstantiation mean?

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Belief that the bread and wine become the physical blood and body of Christ?

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11
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What does Eucharist mean?

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the Christian service, ceremony, or sacrament commemorating the Last Supper, in which bread and wine are consecrated and consumed.

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12
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What is a Sacrament?
(With example)

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An outward sign of an invisible and inward blessing by God,
for example baptism and Eucharist.

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13
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Some Churches that practice believers’ baptism consider it …

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an important ceremony but do not refer to it as a ‘sacrament’.

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14
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What are the the 7 sacraments?

A

These are baptism, the Eucharist,
confirmation, reconciliation, holy orders,
marriage and the sacrament of the sick

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15
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The sacrament of the Eucharist is also known as …

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Holy Communion or Mass.

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16
Q

At a Holy Communion children are allowed to have …

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bread and wine
in church for the first time.

17
Q

At mass, the plate used to catch the bread is called…

A

A patten

18
Q

Reconciliation is the sacrament of …

A

forgiveness

19
Q

During the reconciliation sacrament Christians say that …

A

They are sorry for the bad
things that they have done by confessing their sins

20
Q

Christians tell the —————- what they have done wrong and the
——— asks God to forgive them.

A

priest or vicar

21
Q

During reconciliation, To prove that they are truly sorry, the person has to …

A

say a penance
and try not to sin again.

22
Q

God says that he will forgive us for anything bad that …

A

we do as long
as we are sorry for it.

23
Q

W hen Catholic Christians are teenagers, they make their …

A

confirmation

24
Q

Confirmation is similar to a 1. This time the person 2.

A
  1. baptism where the person makes promises
  2. chooses to make these promises
    themselves.
25
Q

Confirmation Is attended by the …

A

Archbishop

26
Q

The same ——- are used at the confirmation as were used at the baptism.

A

oils

27
Q

The sacrament of marriage or matrimony is when …

A

two people get
married.

28
Q

In marriage, The couple are “————-” and their relationship is blessed by
God

A

joined together

29
Q

In marriage, they will make solemn vows …

A

“In sickness and in health”

30
Q

Christians see marriage as a legitimate place for …

A

starting a family

31
Q

Holy orders is sacrament only ————. This is when they want to ‘——‘

A
  • taken by some people
  • work for the church
32
Q

The priest or vicar, usually a man, promises to …

A

devote their whole lives to the God and remain celibate

33
Q

———— is usually the last sacrament a Christian can have and is given to people who are very sick and will probably die.

A

Last rite

34
Q

Last rite is usually the last sacrament a Christian can …

A

have and is given to people who are very sick and will probably die.

35
Q

Sometimes a sick person receives the last rite sacrament and …

A

gets well again.

36
Q

The last rite sacrament of the sick is normally given to a person in hospital
or in their bed at home. The ——— goes to their house.

A

priest or vicar

37
Q

During last rite, The ————- are used.

A

oils and candles

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