Prayer Flashcards

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What is prayer

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Communicating with god, either silently or through words of praise, confessions or requests of Gods help and guidance

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Set prayers

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Prayers that have been written down and said more than once by more than one person

Eg Lord’s Prayer

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Ways in which prayer is acted on

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Prayer may be said before a meal or before bed

People may pray in a humble position. Kneeling down or there hands pressed together

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Nonconformist

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An English Protestant who does not conform to the doctrines or practices of the established Church of England

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Informal prayer

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Prayer bag is made up by an individual using their own words

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Significance of prayer and worship to a Christian

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Private worship helps Christian’s build up a discipline in which gives them strength to cope in times of struggle

Through prayer l, Christian’s find peace and reflection with God in their everyday life

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The Lord’s Prayer

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The prayer taught to the disciples by Jesus

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The importance of the Lord’s Prayer

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The Lord’s Prayer gives individual Christian’s a pattern go how to pray

When used as a private prayer, a Christian is reminded to forgive others to be forgiven

The Lord’s Prayer reminds Christian’s that god is the father of the whole community not just the individual.

Lord’s Prayer often used in Christian worship and tends to be prayed out loud by all members of the congregation

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What are the 8 sacraments

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Baptism, confirmation, holy communion, marriage, holy orders, reconciliation and the anointing of the sick

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Baptism

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The ritual through which people become members of the church
Baptism involves the use of water as a symbol of the washing away of sin

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How do sacraments help Christian’s

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Sacraments involve symbolic actions words and physical elements like water and win in holy communion l.

Christians believe that sacraments are special rituals which help to strengthen their relationship with God l,

Important to the Christian community as they affirm they Christian’s are part of the body of Christ

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Infant baptism

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Catholic and orthodox Christian’s believe that everyone is a descendant of Adam and Eve thus has committed original sin.
Infant baptism removes this original sin and the child is welcomed into the church as soon as possible.

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Some Christian’s like baptists and Pentecostal Christian’s believe that a baby is too young to understand the meaning of baptism l, so they should wait until they are old enough to come to a mature decision about their faith.

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How does believers baptism work

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Involves full immersion in a pool,
Symbolising the cleansing of sin and the rising up of a new life with christ l.

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Holy communion

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A service of thanksgiving in which the sacrificial death and resurrection of Jesus are celebrated using bread wine,

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Eucharist

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Another name for the holy communion
Greek word meaning thanksgiving

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How do Christian’s celebrate holy communion

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They give thanks to gov for his great love in sending Jesus to save people from sin and embalmed them to experience gods love for all eternity

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How do different Christian’s interpret the meaning of the holy communion

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Catholics and orthodox Christian’s believe that the bread and wine actually become the blood and body of Christ.
They believe Jesus is fully present in the wine.

Protestant Christian’s celebrate communion as a reminder of Jesus’: words and actions at the last supper the bread and wine act as symbols of Jesus’ sacrifice and reflects on the resurrection of Jesus