Incarnation Flashcards

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What do catholics mean by the Doctrine of Incarnation

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A) belief God became human in Jesus

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2 christian beliefs about Jesus as the ‘word of God’

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‘The word became made flesh and lived among us’ John

When Jesus was born people finally had God in the flesh. The word made man

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2 ways in which Jesus is the fulfilment of the Jewish law

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Jesus fulfilled Jewish law by following its commandments. This means Jesus followed the jewish law and set an example for others

Many Jewish scriptures involve Jesus fulfilled the prophecy of the messiah being descendant of King David

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2 teachings of Jesus from the Parable of the Sheep and the goats about how Christians should respond in need

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In the parable Jesus teaches helping those in need such as feeding the hungry and clothing the poor is equivalent to serving him. Christians are encouraged to use kindness to serve God

Jesus shows how Christians should show compassion and love to everyone especially the poor. Kinder christians daily life

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For - why christians should not show Jesus in art

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Some Christians believe depicting Jesus in art can lead to idolatry (worship of idols or images)

No one knows what Jesus looks like and artwork of him may lead to misconceptions about his identity and message

Some Christians believe drawings of Jesus fail to capture his divine nature and holiness

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Against - why christians should not show Jesus in art / Personal connection to image

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Helps christians visualise Jesus when praying

Some famous artworks can inspire worship and reflection

Portraying Jesus as a human helps people relate to him personally

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