Eschatology Flashcards

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Significance of the Paschal candle

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  • when lit, shows Jesus is the light of the world
  • 5 dots represents wounds
  • lit at baptism + funeral
  • year reminds us of God’s presence
  • Alpha + Omega, Christ ever presence
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Michelangelo’s Final Judgement (Sistine Chapel)

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  • based on parable of the sheep and the goats
  • people on left dragged down to hell, on the right people being helped out of their graves
  • everybody naked = equality
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Memorials for the dead

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  • headstones on graves
  • memorial gardens
  • plaques after cremation
  • tombs for influential people
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Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick

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  • confession to feel calmer
  • priests anoint with oil for strength
  • spiritual healing, so they can be closer with God
  • receive holy communion
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What happens at funerals? (+bible quote)

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  • priests comforts through bible passages: Lord is my Shepherd (care by God) ; “Fathers house has many rooms”
  • eulogy, speech by family member
  • “eternal rest grant to them” prater
  • reception, celebration of life
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Parable of the Rich Man and Lazarus significance

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  • Heaven: reward for helping, close to God
  • Hell: punishment for not helping, removed from God, no escape
  • Jesus as saviour: believers saved and will go to Heaven
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St Paul and Resurrection

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  • he wrote at time when they though Jesus would return soon, important to establish Kingdom of God
  • body would change to be resurrected
  • some believe it is spiritual resurrection
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Cosmic Reconciliation (+Bible quote)

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  • everybody will turn back to God
  • Adam/Eve -> Sin (Jesus’ redemption) -> End of Time (will turn back)
  • “all will be well”
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Julian of Norwich significance

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  • vision of hell being empty

- God is so forgiving he gives us a chance to redeem ourselves

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Care of the Dying (why?)

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sanctity of life

  • human life holy/sacred
  • all life should be respected
  • belongs to God
  • duty to care
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Euthanasia problems (+but)

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  • considered murder
  • only God can take life
  • all life valued
  • suffering is shared with Jesus’ suffering
  • but… person’s life close to death should not be prolonged
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The last 4 things

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  • death: not to fear as new life, soul
  • judgement: God judges on our actions, Jesus died for our sins and God is merciful
  • heaven: eternal happiness, presence of God’s love
  • hell: judged unfaithfully, eternal punishment removed from God
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Purgatory

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  • after death souls are cleansed

- we should pray for people in purgatory as it can speed up process to heaven

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2 types of judgment

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  • particular: short term judgement of souls in purgatory

- final: end of time to heaven or hell

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Care hospices provide (+but…)

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  • companionship with patients
  • financial support
  • when life is limited should not be stopped (against Euthanasia)
  • people feel valued
  • comfort
  • but… not a cure for illness
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