Christian Practices🧜♀️ Flashcards
What is liturgical worship
-formal
-follows a set pattern
-lead by a priest
-example could be the celebration of Eucharist or Holy communion
-passed through generations, sense of tradition
What is non-liturgical worship
-no set order or ritual
-the preacher may change the order or type of prayer
-informal worship
-worship in many different forms
-people may be able to share personal interpretations of the Bible
Why would Christians worship
-allows Christians to thank God for blessings
-To ask for forgiveness
-helps deepens a persons relationship with God
-comfort, something to turn to
What does Quaker worship look like
-mainly silent
-wait for God’s spirit to overcome then
-focus on the Holy spirit
The importance of the Lord’s prayer
-gives individual Christians a pattern on how to pray
-reminded that a Christian must forgive others in order to be forgiven themselves
-reminds Christians that the God is the father of the whole community
-always said at Holy Communion, baptisms and marriages
-sense of unity and spiritual purpose
What are sacraments
-holy rituals that Christians believe to be a free gift of God’s love
Who believes in the seven sacraments
Catholic and Orthodox christians
What are the seven sacraments
-baptism
-confirmation
-holy communion
-marriage
-holy orders
-reconciliation
-anointing of the sick
Significance of sacraments to christians
-strengthen a Christian’s relationship with God
-affirm that Christians are part of the Body of Christ
What is infant baptism
-when a baby is baptised
-removes the original sin
-welcomed into the church
-child dressed in white
-gain godparents
What is Believers’ baptism
-baptised when they are old enough to come to a mature decision
-full immersion in a pool
-rising up to a new life with Christ
What does rhe minister say as they are baptising someone
“In the name of the father, and of the son, and of the holy spirit.”
What does the Holy Communion celebrate
The sacrifice of Jesus and his resurrection
What book in the bible does the Last Supper of Jesus come from
Matthew 26:17-30
What denominations of Christianity believe the bread and wine become the blood and body of Christ
Catholics, Orthodox and Anglicans