Christian practices Flashcards
definition of worship
thanking god. love, adoration shown to god
purpose of worship
personal relationship with god, deepen their understandings
different types of worship
liturgical- structured worship, prayers
non liturgical- not structured, songs etc
private worship- personal
charismatic worship- experiencing gifts of holy spirit, prophecy and healing
what are the different structures of prayer for different groups
RC- liturgical
Sunday worship- both
quaker meeting- non liturgical
what is prayer
communication with god
what are the different types of prayer
adoration
confession
supplications- asking for gods help in different situations
meditation
intercessions- praying god to help others
where is the lords prayer used and what for
teaches people how to pray- sermon on the mount, used by protestants and catholics.
uses confession, adoration and supplication
what is a sacrament
an outward act with inner spiritual meaning.
rituals impart gods grace
what is grace
gods mercy and love
what do protestants believe are the 2 sacraments
baptism- individuals adopted into religoin
eucharist- eat bread and wine to remember the last supper and receive gods grace
what are the sacraments for catholics and othodox christians
baptism and eucharist confirmation- confirms promises made during baptism marriage holy orders- becoming a priest anointing the sick- reconciliation- sins forigven
importance of sacraments for christians
reminder of gods love and blessings
part of christian identity
different christian views on sacraments
catholic and orthodox- 7 sacraments
protestants- 2, baptism and eucharist
quakers- no need as gods grace given to all without ceremonies
what is importance of baptism for different christians
catholics- erase original sin and sins later in life. they believe catholics must be baptised to reach salvation
quakers- not performed, original sin not passed to infants
importance of eucharist for christians
catholics- transubstantiation, bread and wine transforms into blood and body of jesus
protestants- real presence, bread and wine symbolise body and blood but jesus is present when it was made holy
quakers- no sacraments, not needed to gain grace