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Philosophy and Ethics - Arguments for the existence of God
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Religious Studies
(64 decks)
The Trinity
Biblical Understanding of God as Trinity
Creation
The nature of humanity
The Incarnation
The events of the Paschal Mystery
The nature of salvation and grace
Eschatology
The sacramental nature of reality
Catholic liturgical worship
The Catholic funeral rite
Prayer
Forms of popular piety
Pilgrimage
Catholic social teaching
Catholic mission and evangelisation
The Bible
The interpretation of the Bible
Scripture, tradition and magisterium of the Church
The Second Vatican Council
The Church as the Body of Christ
The four marks of the Church
Mary as a model of the Church
Sources of personal and ethical decision-making
The architecture, design and decoration of Churches
The different internal features of a Catholic Church
The meaning and significance of sacred objects
The meaning and significance of paintings, frescoes and drawings
The meaning and significance of sculptures and statues
The purpose and use of symbolism and imagery in religious art
The meaning and significance of drama, mystery plays and passion plays
The nature and use of traditional and contemporary styles of music in worship
The nature of the Almighty
Shekhinah
Messiah
The covenant at Sinai
The covenant with Abraham
Sanctity of life
Moral principles and the Mitzvot
Jewish beliefs about life after death
Public acts of worship
The Tenakh and Talmud
Prayer
Shema and Amidah
Rituals and ceremonies
Shabbat
Festivals
Features of the synagogue
Revelation as proof of the existence of God
Visions
Miracles as proof of the existence of God
Catholic attitudes to religious experience
The design argument
The cosmological argument
The problem of evil and suffering
Solutions to the problem of evil and suffering
Marriage
Sexual relationships
Families
Support for the family in the local parish
Contraception
Divorce and remarriage
Equality of men and women in the family
Gender prejudice and discrimination
