Incarnation

Question 1

What does the greek word ichthus mean?

Answer 1

• Fish
• Jesus Christ,Son of God saviour

Question 2

Why was the Ichthus symbol used by christians?

Answer 2

As a decleration of their faith as it showed they beleived Jesus christ was the Son of God and saviour

Question 3

What did the Ichthus symbol help people show?

Answer 3

Where christian meetings were and that they were christians

Question 4

What is alpha and omega?

Answer 4

Alpha is The first letter of the greek alphabet and omega is the last

Question 5

What does alpha and omega symbolise?

Answer 5

God and Jesus are involved in everything from the begining to the end

Question 6

Things about alpha and omega?

Answer 6

• These have been placed in churches,vestement and christian art
• They have been used in christianity since the first century

Question 7

What does Chi-ro symbolise?

Answer 7

• It reminds people of the death of Jesus
• First two letter for the greek word of christ
• It reminds christians that Jesus was sent by God to save humanity by death

Question 8

What are some religious reasons against religious art?

Answer 8

• Art can mislead people what God is like (Because it can give wrong ideas what God is like)
• praying in front of an image or statue may mislead people (People might think that the image is being worshipped as a God)
• It is against the 2nd commandment (People think it forbids you to make statues of God. (“you shall not make yourself and idol”)

Question 9

What are catholic attituted towards religious art?

Answer 9

• It inspires people
• Gives people something to focus when praying
• Helps people learn about aspects of God’s work
• Have a positive role in religious life

Question 10

What are catholic attitudes towards religious art?

Answer 10

• Jesus was fully human (Bible teaches he was a man with human qualities therefore any art that captures these qualities has value)
• Jesus was fully God (God revealed himself as human form its fine to depict him in that form)

Question 11

What’s Luke 1:26-38?

Answer 11

• Focuses on Mary’s role on incarnation and how gabriel tells Mary she’ll conceive and give birth to a boy called Jesus. Mary will have the choice to be or to not.

Question 12

Whats Mathew 1:18-24?

Answer 12

• Focuses on Joseph’s part on incarnation and how he was gonna break up with Mary before. Angel Joseph visited and said to marry. Jesus is the name Emmanuel meaning “God with us”

Question 13

Similarity between Mark and Luke?

Answer 13

• Mary was a virgin
• Jesus was the son of God

Question 14

Whats Jesus as the Son of Man?

Answer 14

• Jesus was fully human
• Refers to a normal human being
• Someone who has given power or authority

Question 15

Whats Jesus as the Son of God?

Answer 15

• When Jesus was arrested and bought tothe Jewish council a presist asked him “are you the son of the blessed one?” He said you will see the son of man seated at the right hand of the power

Question 16

What was fufilled the law?

Answer 16

Jesus followed the law but devloped to make it more perfect

Question 17

Whats Jesus’ approach in the law shown in the beatituides?

Answer 17

On the Sermon on the mount. The sermon that Jesus gave to his followers to teach them how to live a dedicated life.

Question 18

Example of Beatituide?

Answer 18

“Blessed are the pure in heart,for they will see God”

Question 19

What did St Irenaeus show?

Answer 19

There was a meeting point between God and Humanity. He revealed
- God is invisible
- Can know what God looks like through Jesus

Question 20

What does God being fully alive mean?

Answer 20

• Talk about Jesus
• Jesus was the perfect human
• Jesus sets an example of what christians to follow

Question 21

What does Dei Verbum talk about?

Answer 21

God speaks through Jesus and Jesus is the son of God. Son of God became human to live among other humans

Question 22

Whats Verbum Domini 12?

Answer 22

The word of God limits himself to a human form so humans come to understand God.
Jesus gave himself to God’s hands

Question 23

What is Grace?

Answer 23

• Pours out from the Trinity and gives life
• Gives beleivers the strength to do what God wants
• Helps people be aware what God wants

Question 24

What does the catholic church define a sacrement?

Answer 24

An outward sign of inward grace. A sign of God’s love
- The world and everything in it
- God’s presence and Love

Question 25

What leads to Catholics viewing something sacremental?

Answer 25

• God was seen as distant
• Jesus was the ultimate gift from God

Question 26

Whats a sacrement?

Answer 26

A sign of grace or God’s love

Question 27

Action of baptism and effect?

Answer 27

• water poured on sin to symoblise washing away sin. (Person becomes child of God)

Question 28

Action of confirmation and symbolisation?

Answer 28

• Forehead annointed with oil
  (Person faith is strengthened and deepened)

Question 29

Action of Eucharist and symbolisation?

Answer 29

• when a person recieves consecrated bread and wine.
  (Person recieves the life of christ)

Question 30

Effect of marriage and action?

Answer 30

• when a man and woman give consent to be married
  (The couple accept through the love for each other)

Question 31

Action and effect of ordination?

Answer 31

• Laying on of hands and anointing the hands with chrism
  (Person comits himself to God and church(

Question 32

Action and effect for reconciliation?

Answer 32

When a person confesses sin to presit
(Persons relationship with God gets better)

Question 33

Action and effect for sacrement of sick?

Answer 33

• When a person is ill annoited with oil
  (Gives strength to the person and forgives sins)

Question 34

What does Imago dei mean?

Answer 34

Image of God

Question 35

Why should all human lofe be protected?

Answer 35

Because it’s made in the image of God and this is why catholic church is against abortion

Question 36

How would catholics protect unborn chi,dren?

Answer 36

Support pro life orginisations to reduce abortion. Support woman who are facing financial provlems