Redemption

Question 1

The church

Answer 1

The holy people of God, also called the body of christ, among whom christ is present and active

Question 2

A church

Answer 2

This is a building in which christians worship

Question 3

Altar

Answer 3

The place of sacrifice where the offering of the mass is made to God

Question 4

Stations of the cross

Answer 4

A series of 14 images that remind catholics of Jesus’ final journey to the cross

Question 5

Lectern

Answer 5

The reading stand from which the bible readings are given and the word of God is proclaimed

Question 6

Tabernacle

Answer 6

The place in the church where the consecrated hosts are kept

Question 7

Crucifix

Answer 7

A representation of Jesus on rhe cross on which he died

Question 8

Free will and sin

Answer 8

God made all of creation perfect. But God also gave humans free will. This is because God wants humans to actively choose him.
Humans can use their free will to sin(a sin is any action or thought that rejects God).
The church tells us that we are all born with the tendency to commit sin. This is known as original sin. Sin has broken the relationship between God, humanity and the whole of creation. God the son(Jesus) came to help restore the relationship between humanity and God.

Question 9

Atonment

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This is the restoring of the relationship between the people and God through the life, death and resurrection of Jesus

Question 10

Crucifixion

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an act of killing someone by nailing or tying his or her hands and feet to a cross. The killing of Jesus Christ on a cross.

Question 11

Resurrection

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Jesus’ rising from the dead after dying on the cross. Some christians believe that Jesus went to hell as punishment and every sin that is commited he stays in hell for longer to atone for these sins

Question 12

Ascension

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The event, 40 days after the resurrection, when Jesus returned to God the father in heaven

Question 13

Restoration

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When things are brought back to the way that God intended them to be.

Question 14

Redemption

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Making up for the wrongs done by other people, to bring humans back into a relationship with God

Question 15

Salvation

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Freedom from sin, and from the eternal separation from God that is brought about by sin

Question 16

Grace

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God’s free gift of his unconditional love to the believer

Question 17

Pentecost

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Pentecost is celebrated 50 days after Easter and is when Christians remember the gift of the Holy Spirit . The Holy Spirit is the third part of the Trinity - Father, Son and Holy Spirit - which is how Christians understand God, and is the means by which God is active on Earth.

Question 18

Conscience

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To christians this means the voice of God in the heart and soul of a person

Question 19

The mass

Answer 19

The mass is made up of 10 parts:
The readings
Offertory
Eucharistic prayer
Our father
Communion
End of mass, after a period of silent prayer reflecting on the gift recieved on the eucharist catholics go out into the world.
Words of institution
Agnus dei
Eucharistic adoration

Question 20

Liturgy of the word

Answer 20

Jesus demonstrates through his words and actions how God loves, heals, restores and forgives all people

Question 21

Offertory

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Offertory, people present bread and wine to God as a sign of thanksgiving for redemption. Bread and wine blessed

Question 22

Eucharistic prayer

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Eucharistic prayer, during this the words of Jesus at the last supper are repeated over the bread and wine to show he was anticipating his death but also showing that his whole body was present through the mirical called transubstantiation.

Question 23

Our father

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Our father, through Jesus’ redemption, believers are allowed to call God father at this point in mass christians say the our father.

Question 24

Communion

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Communion, in this the believers recieve the body and blood of christ. This brings the believers closer to christ

Question 25

Words of institution

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This is the central part of the mass where the priest says the words that Jesus said at the last supper to make the bread Jesus’ body and the wine his blood. Take this all of you, and eat of it, For this is my body/ which will be given up for you. Take this, all of you and drink from it./ for this is the chalice of my blood./ the blood of the new and eternal covenant./ which will, be poured out for you and for many/ for the forgiveness of sins./ do this in memory of me.

Question 26

Agnus dei(lamb of God)

Answer 26

Agnus dei, Agnus Dei stands for ‘lamb of God’ e.g Jesus This is a prayer that is said shortly before communion It goes like this: lamb of God you take away the sins of the world, have mercy on us Lamb of God, you take away the sins of the world, have mercy on us Lamb of God you take away the sins of the world, grant us peace.

Question 27

Eucharistic adoration

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Eucharistic adoration, People show great respect and reverence around the eucharist as it is a blessed sacrament but also because they believe that the bread and wine are truely christ menaing that his presence is in the bread and wine.

Question 28

Benediction

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Meaning ‘blessing’; a service at which the blessed sacrament is exposed and catholics worship Christ in the sacramnet

Question 29

Monstrance

Answer 29

monstrance, also called ostensorium, in the Roman Catholic Church and some other churches, a vessel in which the consecrated eucharistic host (the sacramental bread) is carried in processions and is displayed during certain devotional ceremonies.

Question 30

Orthodox

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A branch of christianity maknlt, but not entirely, practised in Eastern europe

Question 31

Anglican

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This is the church started by henry the 8 also known as the english church

Question 32

Nonconformist

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Christians who do not follow the rules laid down by a central authority bur are organised at a local level; the bible forms a central part of their worship

Question 33

St Irenaeus

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The tree of the knowledge of good and evil Adam and Eve part from God. Broke the relationship between God and humanity
The tree of the cross
Jesus obey and follow good to restore the relationship with humanity

Question 34

St Anselm

Answer 34

Jesus’ saved us from slave trade
Become inslaved to sin
Jesus’ paid the ransom by going to hell some believe