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component 1: origins and meanings Flashcards

1
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define creation ex nihilo

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Creation out of nothing. Before God created the universe, nothing existed. Only God can create out of nothing

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Define Evolution

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The process of mutation and natural selection which leads to changes in species over time to suit particular environments

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Define imago dei

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In the image of god. The belief that human beings are uniquely a reflection of God’s personhood. Unlike the other animals, humans are rational, free and moral.

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Define inspiration

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“God breathed” the belief that the spirit of God guides an individual through o act or write what is good and true

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Define omnipotence

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The belief that God is all powerful

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Define revelation

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The word used to describe all the ways in which God makes himself known to human beings. Christians believe that that God does this finally and fully in the person of Jesus Christ

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Define stewardship

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The duty to care for creation responsibly, as stewards rather than consumers, and to protect it for future generations
“ god put them in the garden to take care of it”

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Define transcendence

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Existing outside of space and time; God exists in a way that makes him nothing like anything else that exists, above and beyond creation

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9
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what do CAFOD do to help those who are victims of natural disaster?
and refugees?

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‘disaster fund’
emergency aid = blankets, food, medicines and shelters
blankets and food to war refugees

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what does CAFOD work for?

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social justice as all life is equal

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what does CAFOD try and bring to an end

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poverty

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how do SVP help stop the elderly, housebound, from feeling lonely

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visit the elderly so they don’t feel isolated.
enjoy a nice chat and a cup of tea

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what do SVP organize for children of poorer families

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organise children camps for people/children from poor families

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why are humans worthy of dignity

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humans were created in the image of god “imago dei”, and his “likeness”
all life belongs to god as all life is scared (sanctity of life)

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what teaching does this link to

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Jesus’ teaching on loving our brothers and sisters = “love thy neighbour”

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16
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what does gaudium et spes mean

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joy + hope

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what does gaudium et spes teach about ‘imago dei’

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“created in god’s likeness”
“eradicated as country to god’s intent”
“every hype of discrimination… is to be overcome”

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what is inter faith dialogue

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positive engagement between people of different faiths

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why do we need interfaith dialogue

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  • new ways of living and enjoying life
  • gain greater tolerance, respect and understanding towards those who have a different viewpoint to us
20
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what society does this lead to

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safe and happy society. harmony

21
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how do the catholic church internalize interfaith dialogue

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other religions should be respected

22
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what did pope Benedict say

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“we aspire to peace”

23
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what did saint Catherine of siena say?
image… love….

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humans come from god - “image of god”
God creates out of love - “by love indeed you created her”

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are science + religion compatible

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“no conflict between evolution and the doctrine of faith”

25
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what is evolution?
who was it proposed by?

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the process of mutation and natural selection which leads to change in species averting to suit particular environments
Charles Darwin

26
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catholic view on abortion
when does life begin
what is all life….and what should it be
evidence in 10 commandments
what does a fetus have
what would the ccc encourage today
what would happen if mothers’ life is in danger
what is this effect called

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against abortion in all circumstances
life begins at conception
sacred and protected at each stage
abortion = murder “do not kill”
a fetus has a right to life
put child up for adoption
action will be taken to save mother, effect on unborn child is not directly intended
the principle of double effect

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christians:
abortion can sometimes be the…
give an example of this

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“lesser of two evils”
pregnancy as a result of rape, abortion might be best option for the quality of life of the warmth

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humanists:
what stance do they take
prioritise what
what is life not but worthy or what
quality of life over
abortion is often the most…

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pro-choice
happiness + personal choice
life is not scared as doesnt belong to god, however its worthy of the highest respect
quality of life over preserving life
morally acceptance choice to make

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jewish:
what is god? god the c…
humans are created in…
this means life…
reference to relationship before brith
what other reference (Moses) evidence…

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god the creator, he can only give + take life
god’s image
scared
“before I formed you in the womb i knew you” Jeremiah 1:5
“do not kill”

30
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what is conscience

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human reason making moral decisions. The knowledge we have of right and wrong and the god - given compulsion to do what is wright + avoid evil

31
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what is natural law

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moral laws of right and wrong. exist outside of human laws. universal. same for all human beings at all places at all times

32
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who came up with these

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st Thomas aquinus

33
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give an example of Jesus’ moral behavior (forgiveness)

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showed forgiveness to those who crucified him
“forgive them father, for they do not know what they are doing”

34
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catholics believe that if they follow their conscience, there be for less…

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for less moral evil… so far less suffering

35
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what is the existence of conscience another proof for?

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the goodness of god as he created human beings in his own image

36
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where is the trinity stated in the eucharistic prayer

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“through him, an with him, and in him”

37
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sign of the cross and the trinity

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in the name of the father and od the son, and of the Holy Spirit

38
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why is the nicene creed recited by catholics

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  • declaring publicly that what they truly believe
  • said together, share these beliefs
  • share common beliefs, binds them together
39
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do jews believe inn the trinity
what do they believe

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No! they believe god is one
stated in the shema + 10 commandments
they believe in different attributes such as god is “one” , “judge”, “creator” but not seperate persons

40
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John - trinity evidence
“only…

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“only begotten son”

41
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who came up with the metaphorical exploration of the trinity
what is it

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st augustine
lover, beloved, love itself

42
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evidence from John about god as lover

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“god is love’

43
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what does this make clear to catholics about love

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that love is an important part of every Christians life

44
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what are catholic views about sanctity of life

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Being created imago dei (‘in the image of God he created them’) means that God has a deliberate plan for us, that we were made special and separate from the rest of creation (created last) and that ‘God breathed’ life into us. This means that life is a gift from God and must be protected (‘do not kill’) as it is holy, sacred and precious.

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what are jewish views on sanctity of life

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Jews place emphasis on life not death (‘live by the Torah but God forbid you should die by it’). As a result Jews follow Pikuach Nefesh which places life above mitzvot, such as breaking shabbat rules to save a life. God is the ‘sole creator’ meaning life should be preserved and lived to the full (‘choose life’).

46
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Why and how do
Catholics promote
inter-faith dialogue?

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Why: Discrimination based on religion should be eradicated and is ‘Contrary to God’s intent.’ (Gaudium et spes)/ It is a way of showing love for our neighbour/ Pope Benedict said is was ‘vital for our time’
How: Belonging to the inter-faith network/ Papal visits/ Ecumenical movement

47
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What are Humanist
attitudes towards
inter-faith dialogue?

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Would use the term inter-path dialogue as it is more inclusive on non-faith
organisations. Believe that it is important to promote community cohesion because it tries to overcome barriers and reduce conflict for the benefit of all people.

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