Religion Flashcards

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Vocation

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A vocation is a life calling from God. It can be a job, feeling, thought or action

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Where can gods creative activity be seen

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Gods creative activity can be seen in the world (caring for animals, nature), in society (providing entertainment), in family (caring for others needs) and in individuals (caring for personal health)

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What is rest and recreation and why is it important

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The need for balance between work and rest which contributes to Gods creative activity. This is important as it renew one’s personal energy, prevent stress and tension

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What are some reasons people fail to recognize their vocation

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Self centered ness, low self esteem, failure to value creation, society and family, focus on status and income

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Describe three types of Christian vocation

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Marriage, ministerial priesthood, single life

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Describe 3 types of consecrated religious lifestyles

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Religious brothers, sisters and priests

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What are the purposes of the sacrament of marriage

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Sexual expression - God intended sexual intercourse to be used exclusively to express married love between husband and wife
Procreation of children - purpose of marriage is to bring children into the world. Parents use the gifts of reproduction given to them by God and by doing so they ‘pro create’ children with God.

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What are the vows taken by those entering religious life

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Those entering religious life imitate Jesus by taking vow of poverty chastity and obedience

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What were the spiritual gifts given to the apostles from Jesus (list 5)

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The power to preach and protect the teaching of the gospel, baptise people into the church, anoint the sick, forgive sins through penance and to celebrate the Eucharist

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Define spiritual discernment

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a process by which a person in faith and love tries to discover God’s will in a situation. It involves continually choosing the values of Jesus and living by his Spirit.

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Define social justice

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the recognition of the equal dignity and rights of every human being and the promotion of just distribution of the earth’s resources.

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What are the three principles of justice

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The dignity of every person to be respected, every human being to be treated equally, that people should support each other in solidarity

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What are the four harmonies

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Harmony with God, themselves, each other and with creation

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Explain the four harmonies

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harmony with God- Showing obedience to god
harmony within themselves- achieved by drawing on God’s guidance
harmony with each other- achieved by seeing the goodness of god in eachother
harmony with the rest of creation- achieved by appreciating creation for its goodness

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What is original sin and how does it relate to the four harmonies

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When Adam and Eve disobeyed God and ate the apple from the forbidden tree was the original sin. Original sin causes several things such as pollution, environmental degradation ,bullying and violence and it destroys your relationship with God.

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What are three current social justice issues

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Poverty, environmental degradation, refugees

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Choose one catholic social teaching principle, explain in own words

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Life and dignity of the human person- this teaching states that every person is born in the image and likeness of God, no human should have their dignity or freedom taken away from them no matter of race, sexuality, age, gender or ability

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Define common good

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The common good requires the majority in a society to provide for the basic needs of a small group in society.

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Define the universal destination of goods

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God’s intention that every human being draw from the resources of the earth for their basic need

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Define solidarity

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to share spiritual and material goods with others. To share with those in need. Working together to overcome poverty.

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Define justification

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The destruction of the power of original sin over people and the restoration of each human being’s relationship with God

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What are the four human injustices

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Injustice within the wider society, injustice between nations, injustices against god and failure to recognize that disunity in the human family causes injustices in the world