Christianity Practices Fact Test Flashcards
What is the definition of worship?
Acts of religious praise, honour or devotion.
What are the three types of worship?
Liturgical, Non-liturgical and private.
Which type of worship is a service which follows a set structure or ritual?
Liturgical.
Which type of worship is a service that does not follow a set text or ritual?
Non-liturgical.
Why do Christians worship?
- To praise and thank God for his blessings.
- To ask for forgiveness from sin.
- To seek help for themselves or others who are suffering.
What is prayer?
Communicating with God in silence or aloud, with others or alone.
Which type of prayer is prayers that have been written down and said more than once by more than one person?
Set prayer.
Which type of prayer is prayers that is made up by an individual using his or her own words?
Informal prayer.
Give three reasons why prayer is important for Christians:
- It encourages routine that allows for reflection in a busy day.
- It helps to build discipline.
- It allows Christians to find peace and a sense of communication with God.
What prayer did Jesus teach his disciples?
The Lord’s Prayer.
What is infant baptism?
Where babies or young children became members of the Church. Promises are made on their behalf.
What is a believer’s baptism?
Initiation into the Church by immersion in water. Only to be done at an age where you can understand the importance of the ceremony.
Give three alternative names for Holy Communion:
- Mass.
- Eucharist.
- The breaking of the bread.
What is Holy Communion?
A service of thanksgiving where the sacrificial death and resurrection of Jesus are celebrated using bread and wine.
Give three reasons why Communion is important to Christians:
- It brings the community of believers together.
- It strengthens their commitment to the faith.
- It reminds Christians of the suffering others go through.