good and evil

Question 1

pilgrimage

Answer 1

A pilgrimage is a journey to a holy place for example, Lourdes and Jerusalem.
people may go on pilgrimages to connect with God to pray for themselves, or the sick to show thanks to God through dedication of the time and attention to him, and help them feel part of the community and seek spiritual emotional and physical healing
“ every year, Jesus, his parents went to Jerusalem for the festival of Passover” (Luke) this itself as a pilgrimage
Catechism states that “pilgrimages evoke the journey towards heaven “

Question 2

trinity

Answer 2

-father as creator, gods omnipotence,“ let there be light” Genesis
-Son of saviour, God is omni benevolence “ Lamb of God” John
-Holy spirit, gods presence working in the world today, gods omniscience “ Pentecost acts”
- nicene creed “ I believe in the Father, the son and the Holy Spirit”

Question 3

st augustine with the trinity

Answer 3

created a document called De trinitate which outlines the key beliefs of the Trinity. The fact they are is only one God, all persons are coequal and equally great, and all persons depend on each other. 

Question 4

How does the church present the Trinity?

Answer 4

As a mystery that we are not intended to understand, only to believe in as it shows God is omnipotent, omnipotent evidence and omnipotence and helps people understand the way that he works. However, some believe the Trinity is poly ether them and promotes worshipping false idols.

Question 5

incarnation

Answer 5

Believe that God became man in the person of Jesus
The apostles creed states jesus is “of one substance with the farther” which supports the idea of incarnation
-“ the holy want to be born, will be called son of God” Luke
-important because it shoes that jesus is fully god and fully human therefore means that Jesus had a human nature and divine nature. We can see human nature in this in luke when it states how “ Jesus wept” because Lazarus had died we can see his divine nature through him, performing miracles, like turning water into wine and his resurrection “he has risen” luke

Question 6

What is the significance of incarnation in response to evil and suffering?

Answer 6

Catholics believe that since God took on human form and suffered through his passion. Go truly understands this afternoon when and if it happens.
“ my God, why have you forsaken me?” Matthew and this means that Jesus can be a comfort to those who suffer and help them spiritually and mentally, and therefore suffering makes you more like Christ.

Question 7

arguments on incarnation

Answer 7

-people do not believe in incarnation, for example, Jews, because they believe there’s only one God and son believe that it’s impossible for a man to be divine
-catholics believe in incarnation as they believe in the trinity, and they believed he was divine as he was conceived through the Holy Spirit and therefore was born without Original Sin, and he resurrected

Question 8

kenosis:

Answer 8

can I have this means to empty out, and it’s the idea that Jesus gave up or emptied in self of some of his divine qualities when he became human. I believe this as Jesus could not have been transcendent as existed on Earth, and therefore not out of space and time. in Saint John Paul’s letter to the Philippines “emptied himself”

Question 9

kenosis hymn:

Answer 9

found in the Bible and emphasises what means forgot to take a human form in the person of Jesus
Jesus is described as “humble” he didnt seem himself as better portrayed the idea of dignity and respect
“obendint unto death” god gives his life to save people “jesus the lamb of god” unltimate sacrifice and faith reminder that jesus is the example of how to follow god

reveals the nature of god and Jesus and that Jesus was the incarnation and wanted a relationship

Question 10

conscience

Answer 10

human decision making moral decisions

Question 11

Christians belief on conscience

Answer 11

its a gift from god and how god guides us to do good and avoid evil it makes us self aware and allows us to reflect
cathrine of seina said being made in the imag of god allows us to reflect on our action
St john herery newman said that consciece is “gods voice of god inside us” and shows we have authority beyond ourselves eg.god with his transcendence

Question 12

thomas aquinus

Answer 12

have a moral compus and conscience is our ability to apply gods laws in life and it hlps us to achive salvation
“anything done againts…conscince is sinful”

Question 13

freud

Answer 13

argues conscince is a mixtrure of voices from our parents ,role models and society which intur st rules and when broken cause guilt