Christianity Practices Flashcards

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Liturgical worship

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Set structure (set prayers and readings)

Catholic, Orthodox And Angelicans

Involve attending holy communion/Eucharist on SUNDAYS

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“For when two or three gather in my name, there I am with them”

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Jesus

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Non-liturgical worship

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Less formal, no set structure, improvised worship

Methodists and Pentecost

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Informal worship

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Spontaneous, charismatic

Pentecostal churches

Involve clapping, dancing, music etc

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Private worship

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Worship alone

Connect with god personally

Involve meditating, praying or bible etc

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Which denomination has no set pattern of worship?

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Quaker Christians

Sit in silence, anyone can speak

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Purpose of prayer? ACTS

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Adoration (praise)
Contrition (apology)
Thanksgiving (thanks)
Supplication (request)

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Adoration in the Lord’s Prayer?

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“Our father in heaven
Hallowed be your name”

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Contrition in the Lord’s Prayer?

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“And forgive us our debts”

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Supplication in the Lord’s prayer?

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“Give us our daily bread”

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Sacraments (7)

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  • baptism
  • confirmation
  • the eucharist
  • reconciliation
  • anointing of the sick
  • matrimony
  • holy orders
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Why is water used in baptism?

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Represent washing away sin

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The Eucharist

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Sacrament of thanksgiving

Celebrate sacrifice of death and gods role in life and the world

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Tran-substantiation

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Catholic belief

Bread and wine literally become the blood and body of Jesus

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Tran-substantiation (2)

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Protestants believe otherwise

Bread and wine are symbolic rather than metaphorical

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Sacrament meaning

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Outward sign of visible grace

17
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Infant baptism

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+ Catholic and Church of England
+ believed to remove original sin

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Believer’s baptism

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+ baptists and Pentecostals
+ gift of god’s grace

19
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“Go and make disciples of all nations, baptising them in the name of the father, and of the son, and of the Holy Spirit”

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Mathew 28:19

20
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“No one can enter the kingdom of god unless they are born or water and the spirit”

21
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“Then Jesus came to… be baptised by John”

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Mathew 3:13

22
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Lourdes, france

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  • 5 million pilgrims every year
  • cleanse sins
  • 70 recognised miracles since 1858
23
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Iona, Scotland

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  • deeply spiritual
  • 130,000 pilgrims yearly
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Christmas

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  • incarnation and birth

IMPORTANCE

  • celebrating the salvation
  • Jesus is a key figure
  • beginning of Christianity
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Easter
- crucifixion and resurrection IMPORTANCE - sacrifice was meaningful - hope of redemption and afterlife - Jesus rises proving the religion
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“If Christ has not been saved our faith is useless”
Corinthians
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Missionary
Travel to spread the word of Jesus
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Evangelism
Converting others
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“Blessed are the peacemakers”
Mathew 5:9
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CAFOD
- practical help - emergency food, water and shelter
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Christian aid
- campaigns against gov policies