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Creation Flashcards

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Who is the creator?

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The one who makes things and bring things about. ‘God Created’

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What is Creation?

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The act by which God brought the universe into being.

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What is Genesis 1 about?

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The story of how God created the world in 7 days.

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What is Genesis 2 about?

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A story on how God created men, women and animals.

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What is Omnipotent?

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All Powerful

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What is Omniscient?

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All Knowing

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What is Omnibenevolent?

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That God does good deeds, all loving. ‘God saw that it was good’.

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Who are Adam and Eve?

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The first man and women god made in the garden of Eden

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Who is Michelangelo?

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He an italian artist who painted ‘the creation of Adam’ and others.

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What is the Creation of Adam?

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A artwork by Michelangelo.

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What is Free Will?

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It is the choice to do anything which God gave us after Adam and Eve ate the forbidden fruit.

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What is Stewardship?

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The idea that believers have a duty to look after the environment on behalf of God.

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What is the Bible?

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The sacred book of Christianity, containing 46 books in the New Testemant and 27 books in the Old Testament.

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What is a Testament?

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What splits the bible into two.

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What is the Old Testament?

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46 books which deal with ways God related to the Jewish people throughout their history and protecting them by sending prophets.

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What is the New Testament?

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27 books and it is about Jesus’ life and his teachings.

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What are the 4 styles of writing in the Old Testament?

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Law books, History books, Wisdom books and Prophetic Books.

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What are the 4 styles of writing in the New Testament?

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Gospels, Acts of the Apostles, Epistles and Book of Revelation.

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What are the Law Books?

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Show how Jews became Gods people, two examples Genesis, Exodus.

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What are the History Books?

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How God guided his people and how the people often didnt listen, for example: 1 and 2 kings.

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What are the Wisdom Books?

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Includes prayers such as psalms, advice and poems in order to stay close to God, for example: Psalms, Proverbs.

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What are the Prophetic Books?

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Contains the words of inspired figures who were sent by God to teach peoples God’s advice, for example: Isaiah, Jeremiah.

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What are the Gospels?

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Record the teachings of God, written by Matthew, Mark, Luke and John.

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What are the Acts of the Apostles?

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A continuation of Luke’s gospel which tell the event of the early church, for example: Acts

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What are the Epistles (Letters)?

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Show Christians how to live by Jesus’ teachings and what it means to be christian, for example: 1 and 2 Corinthians.

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What is the Book of Revalation?

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An apocalyptic book written by John, which some christians believes describes the end of the world, for example: Revalation.

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What is Inspiration?

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The word we use to describe the holy spirit which tells the Bible writers what to write.

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What is Magisterium?

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Authority of the Catholic Church (Popes and Bishops) to guide Catholics in their belif.

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What dees Myth mean?

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A story that intends to convey a deep truth or message, but not in a literal way.

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What is Sacred Scripture?

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The Holy writings of a religion that are believed to be inspired by God.

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What does Fundamentalist mean?

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Someone who believes the Bible is a factual record that describes events as they happened, like god creating the earth in 7 days.

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What is Nautral Law?

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Moral principles and values that are considered to be inherent to all humans.

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What are the 5 Precepts to Natural Law ?

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Preserving Life, Reproduction, Education of Offspring, Living as a Society, Studying and Praying to God.

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Nature and Society example of Preserving Life?

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Animals protecting their offspring

Illegal to Kill people in the UK

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Nature and Society example of Reproduction?

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Sex between animals

NHS helps people give birth

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Nature and Society example of Educating Offspring?

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Animals teach offspring to hunt / birds fly

Compulsery in the UK to be in school to 16

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Nature and Society example of Living as a Society?

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Wolves work in a pack or bees work in a hive.

Family look after eachother

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Nature and Society example of Studying and Praying to God?

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Beings have a desire to answer big questions in life

Freedom to worship any religion in the UK

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What is the Environment?

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The nataural world, the surrounding in which someone lives.

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What is Interdependence?

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Relying or depending on each other, as a change to one thing affects other things as well.

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What is CAFOD?

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CAFOD is a Catholic Church offical aid agency which’s main aim is to work with the poorest people to achieve a more just world, for example helping farmers in Sri Lanka so their more sustainable.

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What does Sustainability mean?

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Only using natural resources at a rate at which they can be replaced.

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What does the Creator ex Nikilo mean?

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Matter not eternal but had to made by God. ‘Let there be light’ - he created it.

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What is Transcendent?

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The idea that God is beyond and outside life on earth and the universe.

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How the creation story influence Catholic belif?

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Sanctity of life, Dignity of Humans, Stewardship, Environment Sustainability and Interdependence

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What is the Nature of God?

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Transcendent
Omnipotent
Omniscient
Creator (Ex-Nihilo)

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