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Creation Flashcards

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What is creation

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The act through which God made the universe which is told in Genesis

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What is the creation Of Adam

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  • A painting made by Michelangelo on the ceiling of the Sistine chapel in Rome
  • It display Adam lazily pointing out to Jesus and the angels
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What does The creation of Adam show

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  • God and Adam both look equally powerful and are in similar positions, links back to bible teaching that humanity is made in the image of God (Genesis 1:27)
  • God being carried shows that God is transcendent (beyond and outside life on earth and the universe)
  • Adam is shown as the perfect man full of strength and potential, reflects that God mad everything “very good”(Genesis 1:31(NRSV))
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What two ways does the creation of Adam go against Catholic teaching

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  • Genesis 2:7 says that Go brought Adam to life by breathing into his nostrils, rather than touching him
  • God and Adam are similar sizes, go against catholic teaching that says God is almighty and higher than Adam
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What is the Hand of god

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An early 20th century Mosaic created by Hildreth Meiere

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What does The hand of God show

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  • Lines extending from God’s hand to the edge of the circle (which depict the edge of the universe), Reflects the idea that God created everything in the universe, and that his influence and power touch all things
  • Gods hand is large compared to the size of the cloud, helps to show gods greatness and power
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How is gods nature shown in the creation of Adam and the hand of god

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  • God is shown as an old man, some Christians believe this is to show how he is eternal
  • Only gods hand is shown, some Christians think that this is a symbol of Gods creative power is a more acceptable way of showing God as infinite
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How is gods role in the creation of Adam and the hand of god

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  • Creation of Adam focuses on the act of God creating humanity, so it conveys more about the relationship between God and Humanity
  • The mosaic is more abstract, it conveys a greater sense that god is always creating everything but shows less about gods relationship with humanity
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What does genesis 1 describe

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describes gods creation of the universe, it tells us how god created it over 6 days using the power of his words to bring things to life

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How does genesis describe god as the creator

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  • God is the only creator, who has created everything
  • this is significant for Christians because it means they should worship only this one god
  • all of creation is special as god created it, show we should care for and look after
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How does genesis describe god as the omnipotent

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  • God has the power to do what ever he wants, he can create things from nothing
  • Belief in Gods omnipotence inspires Christians to trust in god, as they know he has the power to do or change anything
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How does genesis describe god as the transcendent

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  • God only needs his own words to create, whatever he says happens, god is completely above and beyond the created world
  • The idea of transcendence also means god is beyond human understanding, Christians believe god cannot fully be described in human words, or fully understood by human minds
  • Gods transcendence inspires awe
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How does genesis 2 describe humans being given free will

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  • it describes how god made the garden of Eden for Adam to live in
  • god tells Adam that he may eat from any tree in the garden except for the tree of the knowledge of good and evil
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How are we taught to look after the world (bible teaching)

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In genesis 2:15, God puts Adam in the garden of Eden to ‘till it and keep it’

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What is a bible teaching on stewardship

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“This responsibility for god’s earth means that human beings must respect the las of nature and the delicate [balance] existing between the creatures of this world” Laudato Si 68

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What does it say in genesis 1 about humans being equal

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  • states that God made humans in his image
  • all humans are equal because they have all been created by God and share the qualities of God
  • this means all people have dignity, everyone is worthy of love or honour
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What does it say in genesis 1 about the sanctity of life

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  • Catholics believe that god blesses humans after he creates them
  • catholics believe all creation is holy and sacred
  • every stage of life should be treated with care and respect (why Christians are against abortion)
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what does the old testament contain

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  • Law
  • History
  • Wisdom
  • Prophecy
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what does the new testament contain

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  • The gospels
  • The acts of the apostles
  • the epistles
  • the book of revelation
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How is the bible the word of god

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  • God guided the writing of the bible through the holy spirit
  • The bible contains the word of God given by the prophets
  • the bible tells of the actions and teachings of Jesus in the gospels
  • the bible contains the writings of the apostles in the epistles
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how does the magisterium help Christians

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  • Catholics are guided by modernized interpretations of the bible
  • magisterium is continually inspired and guided by the holy spirit
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What are cathholic interpretations of genesis

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  • Catholics believe that the creation stories are not meant to be taken seriously, they are a symbol of gods power
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What is the main message of the creation stories

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  • God made everything
  • Everything that God made was good
  • Humans are the high point of gods creation
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What is natural law

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  • refers to the idea that humans are born with an understanding of what is right and wrong
  • this is because we are all created by god, we are made in the image of god
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What reasons are there for Catholics to care for the environment

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  • all of creation is special because it was made by god, every part of the world should be valued
  • God made humans stewards of the earth, this means we have a responsibility to look after the earth
  • we are taught to love our neighbour as ourselves. the word neighbour includes all the people they share the world with
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how can Christians care for the environment

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  • local level (throw away rubbish)
  • national level (put pressure on politicians
  • at a global level (boycott or protest)
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how does sustainability link to catholic beliefs

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  • much of the worlds energy and many products we use come from natural resources
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how does cafod work on sustainability

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  • encouraging people in england and wales to live more simply and use fewer natural resources
  • supporting or setting up projects that use renewable energy (such as solar panels)

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