Life and Death P2 Evidence Flashcards

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‘care for…

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our common home’- Laudato Si
Letter to the world sent by Pope Francis.
Ordinary magisterium evidence.

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‘Throw…

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open the windows of the Church’- Pope John in the 60s
Extraordinary conciliar magisterium evidence.
Vatican II evidence.
Vatican II document- Worship evidence.

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“Love…

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your neighbour”- Gospels.
Vatican II document- Joy and Hope evidence.

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“God made…

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them in his image”- Genesis.
Vatican II document- Joy and Hope evidence.

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5
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‘King…

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of the Jews’- Gospels.
Guards mocking Jesus
Sarcophagi evidence.

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“Salvation…

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is found in no one else”- New Testament.
Reminds Catholics of the salvation possible through the death of Jesus.
Sarcophagi evidence.
Paschal candle evidence.

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“I am…

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the light of the world”- Jesus in Gospels.
Means that Jesus is everything good in the world and we should follow his example.
Paschal candle evidence.

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‘In my Father’s…

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house there are many rooms’- Gospels.
Shows the promise of resurrection.
Catholic funerals evidence

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“The music..

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gives faith and hope of eternal rest”- Gabriel Faure.
Catholic funeral music evidence.

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“Grant…

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them eternal rest O Lord”- Eternal rest prayer.
Resurrection evidence (can be used for anything that symbolises resurrection.
Praying for the dead evidence.

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“I am..

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the resurrection”- Jesus in the Gospels.
Resurrection evidence (can be used for anything that symbolises resurrection.

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“For the..

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one life we have”- Humanist slogan.
Humanist funerals evidence.
Praying for the dead evidence.

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“We..

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assist the souls in purgatory through prayer”- Pope Francis.
Praying for the dead evidence.

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“Our..

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father, who art in heaven”- Lord’s prayer.
Formulaic prayer evidence.

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“raise…

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your hearts and minds to God”- CCC.
Extempore prayer evidence as these prayers are said as a result of what we truly feel in our hearts.

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“Peter…

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on this rock, I will build my church”- Jesus in the Gospels.
Magisterium/Vatican II evidence

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“They…

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crucified him”- Gospels.
Pascal candle evidence (Cross feature).

18
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“I look..

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forward to the resurrection of the dead”- Nicene Creed.
Resurrection evidence (can be used for anything that symbolises resurrection.

19
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“Pray for…

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us sinners, now and at the hour of our death”- Holy Mary prayer.
Formulaic prayer evidence.

20
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“He…

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is risen”- Gospels.
Resurrection evidence (can be used for anything that symbolises resurrection.

21
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“God breathed…

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life into Adam’s nostrils”- Genesis.
Survival of the soul evidence.

22
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“Fire will…

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test the quality of each person’s work”- 1 Corinthians.
Purgatory evidence.

23
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“a…

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crown of thorns”- Gospels.
Sarcophagi (Crown of thorns evidence)