Re Key Terms

Question 1

Confirmation

Answer 1

A rite through which a person who has been baptised (particularly one baptised as an infant) affirms their Christian belief and is recognised as a full member of the Church

Question 2

Judgement

Answer 2

The belief that God will judge whether or not humans are worthy to enter the Kingdom of Heaven.

Question 3

Marriage symbols

Answer 3

Features of the wedding ceremony that indicate the purpose and meaning of marriage.
For instance, the wedding ring, being a continuous circle of precious metal symbolises the never-ending, precious love between the bride and groom.

Question 4

Reason

Answer 4

The process of logical thought; the ability to think in a logical way. To form judgements and apinions through rational and evidence-based consideration.

Question 5

Eucharist

Answer 5

also called ‘Holy Communion’. The service which celebrates the death and Resurrection of Jesus. Bread and wine represent (or, as some Christians such as Catholics believe, actually become] the body and blood of Jesus. The Eucharist is a re-enactment of the Last Supper.

Question 6

Commitment

Answer 6

A sense of dedication and obligation to someone or something.

Question 7

Responsibilities

Answer 7

Actions/duties you are expected to/feel obligated carry out.

Question 8

Roles

Answer 8

Position, status or function of a person in society, as well as the characteristics and social behaviour expected of ther.

Question 9

Cohabitation

Answer 9

To live together in a sexual relationship without being married or in a civil partnership.