Triune God Flashcards
Trinity
The belief thst there are three persons in one God; the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit are seperate, but are also one being
Mission
Taking action to help others. Often through providing education, health-care and social reform
Baptism
The sacrament in wich a person becomes a child pf God and a Christian
Triune God
The christian belief that there are three persons in one God
Evangelism
Preaching the gospel using words
Consubstantial
The father, Son, Holy Spirit are not seperate entities but one God
Authority of the Magisterium
The teaching authority of the church.
Catholics believe that Jesus gave his 12 apostles apostolic authority to peter to lead the Catholic Church on earth. (Matthew 16:19)
The sacrament of Baptism What does it symbolise?
A new stage of life as Christian
The joining in with Jesus’ death and resurrection
Commiting the person’s life to God
The use of water represents the Holy Spirit
The sacrament of Baptism Importance
Christians share in christs victory over sin and death
It cleanses a person of original sin
It fills the person with the holy spirit giving them the strength to resist evil
The Nicene Creed: Father
Creator of all things: ´maker of heaven and earth’.
´All powerful’ maker of all is almighty and the source of all life
The Nicene Creed: Son
Christ is the ‘only begotten Son of God’
God the Son was ‘born before all ages’
The son is true God, ‘consubstantial with the Father’
The Nicene Creed: Holy Spirit
The spirit or breath of God gives life to all things
The Spirit is equal in majesty power and worship to the Father and the Son
The Spirit inspires people to let them know the will of God
St Augustine
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Catherine La Cugna
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Similarities and differences between St Augustine and Catherine La Cugna
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