EYO Flashcards

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What are the six main world religions

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B u d d h i s m
Christianity
H i n d u i s m
I s l a m
J u d a i s m
S i k h i s m

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Who found the six world religions

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Islam-muhammad
Judaism-abraham
Sikhism-guru nanak
Hindusim-unknown
Christianity-Jesus
Buddhism-SIDDHARTHA

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When did hinduhism start

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4000 bc and is the oldest religion

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When did judaism start

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2000bce

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When did buddhism start

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500bce

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When did islam start

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620ce

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When did sikhism start

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1500ce and is the youngest religion

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Why do muslims not draw picture of muhammad

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Becuase it is disrepectful so people dont want to make mistakes

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What is the Ancient temple to worship God. Made of black stone in islam faith

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The Ka’ba

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What is the Ka’ba

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Ancient temple to worship God. Made of black stone.
The most holy and important building in Arabia.

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What is enlightenment

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Getting wisdom the truth or deeper insight to the true nature of life

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What is budda

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The enlightened one given to the sandethra

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Do buddist worship a god

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No becuase they want to gain their own
spiritual development and ultimately reach a state of enlightenment
(nirvana) by following the teachings of the Buddha.

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Over view of SIDDHARTHA
GAUTAMA life

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Siddhartha Gautama (better known as the Buddha, l. c. 563 - c. 483 BCE) was, according to legend, a Hindu prince who renounced his position and wealth to seek enlightenment as a spiritual ascetic, attained his goal and, in preaching his path to others, founded Buddhism in India in the 6th-5th centuries BCE.

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What do the small bumps on the budda head represent

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Wisdom

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What does the urna represent on the budda

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Symbolises
enlightenment, the
awakening of the
mind and seeing the
truth of the world

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What do the long earlobes represent on the budda

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Represent the
material past,
when expensive
ear-rings hung
from his ears.
Also represents
the ‘all-hearing’
nature of the
Buddha

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What does mudra represent on the budda

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Symbolise
different things,
this one is the
Earth-touching
mudra

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How are Judaism and Christianity linked?

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Judaism, Christianity, and Islam all recognize Abraham as their first prophet, they are also called the Abrahamic religions

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What did moses do for the jewish people

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Moses led the Jews out of slavery in Egypt and led them to the Holy Land that God had promised them

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Main belief of hindus

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A Hindu views the entire universe as God’s and everything in the universe as God.

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What is the hindus power god called

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Name some jesus healing miracles

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The Blind Man of Bethsaida.
Healing the Centurion’s servant
And healing the paralyed man

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Name some jesus nature micracles

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WATER INTO WINE.
CALMING THE STORM.
FEEDING THE FIVE THOUSAND
WALKING ON WATER

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What is Petition & Intercession:
Asking for God's help e.g. for someone who is ill
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What is Sorrow in pray
Saying sorry if we have let ourselves or God down
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What is praise and adoration in pray
Remembering that God is beyond human understanding
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What is Thanksgiving in terms of pray
For the world God created and everything he has done.
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What does jesus teach about pray
Aks and you will recive Do not use a lot of meaningless words…. You should pray ‘Our Father When you pray …. shut yourself away and your Father will reward you.’
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What did the rightous people do
Fed the hungry Gave drink to the thirsty Welcomed strangers Clothed the naked Visited the sick Visited those in prison: HEAVEN
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What did the unrightoues people do
Did not feed the hungry Did not give drink to the thirsty Did not welcome strangers Did not clothe the naked Did not visit the sick Did not visit those in prison
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Who are the rightous people sheep or goat
Sheep
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Who are the unrightous people sheep or goat
Goat
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What are the four stages of reconcilliation
1. Confession of sins 2. Penance 3. Contrition 4. Absolution
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Sumarise the confession of sins
The priest listens while the person says ‘Bless me, father, for I have sinned. It is one month since my last confession. My sins are….’
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Summarise the penance in reconcilliation
A penance is an act that tries to repair the damage caused by the sin.
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Sumarise Contrition in reconcilliation
Contrition means being truly sorry in your heart for your sins.
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Summarise the Absolution in reconcilliation
This means being completely forgiven for your sins and freed from them
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What do the mustard seed represent about the chalolic church
That it will start small and grow massive
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What do branches represent of the mustard seed
The Church reaching all over the world spreading values like peace, love, justice.
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What is a miracle
In this context, a miracle is an event that goes against the laws of nature. It is a dramatic sign of God’s power
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What is a parable
A short story which contains a hidden meaning
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The seeds that fall on the path and get eaten by birds represent
People who hear the message but do not understand it.
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The seeds that fall on rocky ground represent
people who receive the message but it does not sink deep into them, and when trouble or difficulty comes along they give up.
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The seeds that fall among the weeds and thorn bushes represent
People who hear God’s message but a love for riches chokes it and they don’t bear fruit.
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The seeds that fall in the good soil represent
people who hear God's message and understand it; they follow God’s way and bear fruit.
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What should the Temple in jerusulsm have been used for?
This was a place set aside for the worship of God.
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What was the temple bieng used for
Selling goods trading
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What were the disiples told to get when they were entering jerulsalum
A colt
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What did the bystanders do when jesus arived in jerusalem
Many people spread their cloaks on the road, while others cut branches in the fields and spread them on the road
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Why did Jesus arrive on a colt rather than a horse, like royalty?
He is no different to you and me and he is showing that
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What are the 4 precepts of buddism
Truth of suffering the truth of the cause of suffering, the truth of the end of suffering, and the truth of the path that leads to the end of suffering