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What is the creator?

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The one who makes things and brings them about.

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What is creation?

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The act by which God bourghr the universe into being.

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Genesis 1 -

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This is where the creation stories are found.

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Genesis 2 -

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This is where the creation of man can be found.

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Omnipotent is….

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The fact that God is all powerful

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Omniscient is…

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The fact that God is all knowing.

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Omnibenevolent is….

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The desire to do all good.

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Adam & Eve are…

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They’re the first man and first women which God created.

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Michelangelo was…

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Made the paintings which can now be seen in the Sistine Chapel, Vatican City.

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Adam was created by…

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Taking dirt from the ground and God gave it life to create Adam.

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Free will….

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Is the belief that God gives people the opportunity to make decisions for themselves.

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Stewardship is….

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The idea that believers have a duty to look after the environment on behalf of God.

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Sanctity of life is….

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That all life is holy as it is created and loved by God; human life should not be misused or abused.

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What is the Bible?

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The Bible is a sacred book of Christianty, containing the NT and the OT.

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What are testements?

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These are sections in the Bible. A testament is an agreement or a promise.

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Whats the Old Testament?

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These are stories in the Bible from before christ, containing: Law books, history books. Widsom booms and prophets.

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What is the new testament?

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These books are based on the life and teachings of Jesus, containing the Gospels, Acts of the Apostles (continuation of Luke), Epistles and the Book of Revelation.

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What were the history books?

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These books show how God guided his people and how they often refused to listen.

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What are the wisdom books?

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These books include prayers, psalms and books of advice. They show us how to use God-given talents to stay close to God.

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What are the prophet books about?

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They contain the words of inspired figures who were sent by God to teach about him. They also challanged people to stay faithful to God.

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What were the Law books?

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The first five books of the Torah which God shows how he wanted Jews to live, the 10 commandments were also in this.

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What were the gospels?

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Matthew, Mark, Luke, John. These describe the actions and teachings of Jesus.

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Act of the apostles is..

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A continuation of Luke, and tells us some of the events of the early church up to around 60 CE.

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What were the Epistles?

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These were Letter which showed Christains how to live by Jesus’ teachings.

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What was the Book of Revelation?

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This is an apocalyptic book written by John, which has his own mystical visions/opinions which some christians feel describes the end of the world.

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What is God’s inspiration?

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This is the guidance that God gives to people.

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What is magisterium?

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This is the teaching and authority of the Catholic Church, exercised by the Pope and the Bishops.

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What is a myth?

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A story that intends to convey a deep message, but not in a literal way.

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What is sacred scripture?

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These are the holy writings of religion that are believed to be inspired by God.

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What is a fundalmentalist?

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The fundamentalist to someone who believes the Bible is a factual record that describes exactly what happens in events in the Bible.

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What’s natural Law?

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Natural law is the moral principles and values that are considered to be inherent to all humans.

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What is the environment?

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The environment is the natural world and the surroundings in which someone lives.

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What in interdependence?

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This is relying or depending on each other, as a change to one thing affects other things as well.

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What is CAFOD?

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The official aid agency for the Catholic Church in England and Wales.

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What’s sustainability?

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Sustainability is only using natural resources at a rate which they can be replaced.

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What is the order of creation in Genesis 1?

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Day 1 - Light and dark
Day 2 - Stars and Planets
Day 3 - Night and day
Day 4 - land and sea + vegetation
Day 5 - Sea Life and Birds
Day 6 - Land animals and Humans
Day 7 - chillax
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What were the stages of creation of humans in Genesis 2?

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Man was made from dust on the ground which God breathed life into through his nostrils. Women was then created by taking a rib of Adam.

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What is the nature of Creation as shown in Michelangelo’s “Creation of Adam”?

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Michelangelo ctreated a painting which is now in the sistine chapel. This shows his perspective on how Adam was created. One major floor is God not breathing into Adam’s nostrils, but just touching his finger.

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How is God transcendent?

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God being transcendent is the belief that God is beyond and outside the life of earth. A quality of God, for something to happen it only takes his word.

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How is God omnipotent?

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This is how God is seen as being all powerful, God has the power to make whatever he wants to happen happen, for example the creation story.

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How is God omniscient?

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God is omniscient because he is all knowing. For example, God is a judge and is all knowing of what everyone as done, when chosing between heaven and hell.

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How is God the creator?

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God created the world, which tells us matter isn’t eternal but is created by act (e.g God)

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How does the creation stories show the qualities of God?

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These show the qualities of God such as omni-potent as he created the universe and omni-scient as he knows all about the universe.

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What are the roles of humans and free will in Genesis 2?

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All other animals are created together but humans are created seperately, which refers to the sanctity of life and shows us how all life incredibly precious but also holy. Humans were also given free will by God where we can make our own choices between right and wrong.

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How does the creation story effect our thoughts on the sanctity of life?

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When we see that God spent time to create human individually to other animals and breathed life into Adam. Adam was also given the choice to name all the animals. This shows us how important humans life is and how every life is precious and holy.

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How does the created story influence Christian beliefs on Human Dignity?

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We believe that everything God created is ‘Good’ and created in the image of God. As humans were created in the image of God that means we all have equal human dignity.

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How does the creation story influence catholic beliefs on Stewardship?

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Whether or not you take the creation story literally (6 days or 6 parts) we all can agree God put lots of effort into our world. Because of this it’s our job on earth to care for the world and then also protect it, before passing it on to the next generation to do the same.

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How does the creation story influence the Catholics belief in the work of CAFOD?

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As God created all humans in the eye of God and equally (women was created out of man showing we’re the same), CAFOD works to give everyone a better quality of life for humams as well as animals, as they were also created by and in the image of God during the creation story.

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How does the creation story influence Catholics view on sustainability and interdependence?

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When we see the work which God went to in order to create our universe we see how we must only use recources at a rate which they can be replaced so that the world is balanced for all humans and living creatures for all are equal.

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What is the understanding and use of natural law?

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Natural Law is the moral principles and values which all humans should act upon. These include: preserving life, reproduction, education of offspring, living as a society and studying and praying to God as the 5 precepts (primary rules) to natural law.

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How should the catholic church corelate to science?

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Many scientists are also catholics and we believe that ‘if methodical investigations are carried out in a genuinely scienfitic matter, it never truly conflicts with faith’. Religion explains the ‘why’ and science explains the ‘how’.

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How is the Bible divided and what can be found in it?

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The Bible is divided into two testaments, the old and new. The old testaments shows how God related to Jews in history and the New testament is about Jesus and his teachings. In total there’s 73 books, 46 OT books (Torah, History, Wisdom and Prophets) and 27 NT books (Gospels, Acts of the Apostles, Epistles and Book of Revelation).

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What is inspiration and Magisterium?

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Inspiration is how we describe the holy spirit telling Bible writers what to write.

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