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What are the Ten Commandments also referred to as?
The Ten Commandments are also referred to as the ‘Sinai Covenant’.
Why are the Ten Commandments called the Sinai Covenant?
They are called the Sinai Covenant because they were the covenants made between God and Man when Moses went up Mount Sinai.
What does the term ‘covenant’ mean?
Covenant means a deal / a promise / a contract that must not be broken.
Can you give examples of covenants?
The ten commandment
What is the first book of the Bible and what does its name mean?
The first book of the Bible is Genesis. The name Genesis means ‘origin’, or where something comes from.
What do the first two chapters of Genesis include?
The first two chapters in Genesis include two creation stories.
What do the two creation stories in Genesis teach?
Both stories show the belief that all life comes from God and that God is good, the creator of a good creation.
What does St Paul say in Acts of the Apostles about creation?
St Paul says, ‘In him we live and move and have our being… For we are indeed his offspring’ (Acts 17:28).
How many days does God create the universe in the first creation story?
God is presented as creating the universe and everything in it over six days and resting on the seventh.
What is the significance of the days of creation in Genesis 1?
The days are symbolic and show the belief that God created the universe in an organised way, over time.
What does God create on Day 1?
God creates light, separating it from darkness.
What does God create on Day 2?
God makes an expanse to separate the waters from each other.
What does God create on Day 3?
God gathers the waters and lets dry land appear, calling it earth, and creates plants and trees.
What does God create on Day 4?
God makes the lights in the sky: sun, moon, and stars.
What does God create on Day 5?
God makes living creatures in the waters and the skies.
What does God create on Day 6?
God creates animals that live on the land and then humans.
What happens on Day 7?(creation in genesis1)
God rests.
What is the act of bringing something into existence called?
Creation.
How is the first creation story structured?
This creation story is written using verses and choruses, like a hymn or a poem.
What phrase begins the first creation story?
‘In the beginning…’
What does the phrase ‘In the beginning…’ suggest about God?
It suggests that God existed before time itself, as an eternal being.
What does ‘creatio ex nihilo’ mean?
‘Creatio ex nihilo’ means creation out of nothing.
What does creatio ex nihilo show about God?
It shows God to be omnipotent (all powerful), since no one else can create from nothing.
How do most Catholics view the first creation story?
Most Catholics don’t believe that this story is a literal or factual account of creation.
What does the first creation story express to Catholics?
It helps them to understand what God is like and the value of the world.
What makes humans different to the rest of creation?
Humans are created imago Dei, meaning they reflect God’s nature.
What does imago Dei mean?
Imago Dei is a Latin phrase meaning ‘in the image of God’.
Where can Catholics read that humans are created imago Dei?
In Genesis 1:26-27.
What does the belief in imago Dei imply about human worth?
It means that all humans have equal worth and dignity.
How does being created imago Dei affect a Catholic’s relationship with God?
It allows humans to have a relationship with God, who loves them.
What responsibilities do Catholics have due to the belief in imago Dei?
They are reminded to treat all people with dignity and respect.
How can Catholics show their belief in imago Dei?
By treating others equally and fairly, and supporting initiatives like CAFOD.
What is one consequence of being created imago Dei regarding moral choices?
Humans have a God-given sense of right and wrong.
What does being created imago Dei mean for the environment?
It gives humans the responsibility to care for the world and its resources.
How might the belief in imago Dei make a positive impact in today’s world?
It can inspire actions that promote equality, respect, and care for others.
What material did God use to create the first human according to Genesis 2?
God created the first human from the dust of the ground.
True or False: In Genesis 2, God breathed into the nostrils of the first human to give him life.
True
Fill in the blank: The first human created in Genesis 2 is named _______.
Adam
According to Genesis 2, what garden was Adam placed in to tend and keep?
The Garden of Eden
Multiple Choice: What was NOT one of the trees in the Garden of Eden according to Genesis 2? A) Tree of Life B) Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil C) Tree of Wisdom D) Tree of Prosperity
C) Tree of Wisdom
What is women’s punishment in Genesis 3
Trouble in pregancy and pain in giving birth
What is men’s punishment genesis 3
Work hard for what you want
What is “the fall”
The punishment from God for eating the fruit
Scientism
The belief that only science can answer all of the big questions about the universe
and life
creationism
the belief
that the Bible accounts of
creation are literally true
Is catholics creationsm
The catholic church reject cretionsm
What is the significance of Baptism?
A Christian sacrament symbolizing purification and admission into the faith.
What is inside a Church?
Features like the altar, pulpit, pews, crucifix, and stained glass windows
What is the structure of the Church?
It includes the diocese, parish, and clergy such as priests and bishops.
