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Christian Practaices Flashcards

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What are the 7 sacraments ?

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. Baptism
. Re-conciliation
. Eucharist
. Confirmation
. Marriage
. Holy orders.
. Anointing of the sick.

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What is baptism?

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Baptism is the official right of initiation involving emotion in, or sprinkling, or pouring of water; a sacrament marking, the start of Christian life

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What are the two types of baptism?

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Infant baptism and believers baptism

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What is infant baptism?

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Infant baptism is where the parents decide for the child, whether or not they will be baptised into the Christian faith

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What is believers baptism?

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Believers baptism is where the person themselves make the choice whether to go through the sacrament of baptism to join the Christian faith

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What is reconciliation?

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Reconciliation is there someone confesses and apologises for this into a priest. The priest then gives forgiveness on behalf of God, after that person had performed a penance – voluntary act of punishment to show regret.

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What is the Eucharist?

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It is the re-enactment of the last supper, the meal had before Jesus died in which he gave his disciples blood and Wine, and said this is my flash, and this is my body, to symbolise him, so we can remember his actions and teachings

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What is confirmation?

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Confirmation as a ceremony, marking a persons choice to take on the full responsibility of being a member of the Catholic Church

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What is marriage?

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Marriage is the joining together of a couple in a formal union intended to be lifelong. In which to divorce– the legal into a marriage – would be frowned upon and viewed as a sin.

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What is divorce?

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Divorce is the legal into a marriage

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What are holy orders?

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It is becoming a priest

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What is anointing of the sick?

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Ceremony, in which someone might ask that gods grace is passed on to a very sick or dying person with the intention, and hope that God will bless them and cure their illness

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What do Roman Catholics believe about the Eucharist?

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Roman Catholics believe in transubstantiation, which is where they believe that the bread and wine actually turning to the flesh and blood of Jesus

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What’s the Baptists believe about the Eucharist?

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Baptist believe that the bread and wine a symbolic and that they can be used to bring people together as a community. Baptist use non-alcoholic wine and the bread is passed from person to person.

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What do orthodox Christians believe about the Eucharist?

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Orthodox Christians believe that Jesus is mystically present in the bread and wine

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What is the church of England Christians believe about the Eucharist

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Church of England Christians, believe in consubstantiation where the bread and wine contain Jesus’s spiritual presence

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Why is Taizé is an important pilgrimage

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It is because it’s a small village in France that is home to an ecumenical community of 100 catholic and Protestant monks from around the world. They are devoted to the idea of prayer and meditation.

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Why is Walsingham an important pilgrimage?

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Because in 1061, a woman by the name of Richardis de faverches is said to have had a vision of Mary. She claimed that Mary took her to a house in Nazareth – where the angel Gabriel announced to Mary, that she would be pregnant and give birth to Jesus. Allegedly, Mary, asked her to build an exact replica.

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What do people do at Walsingham?

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. Walk, barefoot the last mile. For a place called the slipper Chappelle to the holy house, as an act of penance.
. There are services will Pilgrims pray together and celebrate the Eucharist and receive blessing.

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What do young people do at Taizé ?

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. Are encouraged to live out the Christian gospel in the spirit of joy, simplicity, and re-conciliation.
. Experience Taizé, unique, meditative music, and chance as part of a candle lit worship.
. Gather with the monks and prey 3 times a day

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What do Christian churches do curing Christmas ?

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Christian churches hold events for people in need as the idea of Christmas is to spread love and peace. For example, a church might provide a space to give food and temporary shelter to people who need it.

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Why do Christians hold services on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day?

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The Christian services in the churches on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day as Christians thank God for the gift of Jesus

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What are five things Christians do during advent ?

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. Christian countdown to Jesus’s arrival, using an advent wreath and four candles, one each to symbolise the four Sundays in event.
. People decorate with Christmas lights, which Christians use to remind them that Jesus is the light of the world.
. Christians celebrate Christmas by praying together enjoying family time.
. Nativity plays often performed in schools, retelling, the story of Jesus.
. Christians sing carols
. Christian services may be held.

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What is lent?

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Lent is a 14 day period leading up to the holy week

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What is the holy week?

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The holy week is the week leading up to the resurrection of Christ

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Christian churches hold special services across the holy week. What is the purpose of palm Sunday?

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During Palm Sunday, this day is thought to be the day in which Jesus enter Jerusalem on a donkey greeted him by waving palm leaves. Now palm crosses a given out during Christian services as a sign of this event.

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What is the point of Maundy Thursday?

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This is the day that Jesus had the last supper, which was followed by his arrest in the garden of Gethsemane, this marks, a time of sadness for Christians

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What is the purpose of Good Friday?

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Good Friday, this is the day which marks Jesus is crucifixion death on the cross. This is commemorated with a day of fasting and there is often a church others close to the time of day in which Jesus died

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What is the purpose of Easter Sunday?

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Easter Sunday is the day of Jesus’s resurrection. A visual is usually held on the Saturday evening and there is a church service on the Sunday evening Easter Sunday, usually commemorate what God has done for Christianity

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