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Worship, Prayer And Sacraments Flashcards

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What is worship?

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Worship is an act of religious praise, honour or devotion.

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Why do Christians worship/the importance
it allows Christians:

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  • To praise and thank God for who he is and what he has done for them
  • To ask for forgiveness.
  • To seek God’s help for themselves or others.
  • To deepen their relationship with God and strengthen their faith.
  • enable christians to talk and listen to God
  • keep close relationship to God
  • helps christians to acceot God’s will even if it means suffering
  • gives peace
  • gives stength in times of trouble
  • encourages reflection in busy life
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What is liturgical worship?

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A church service that follows a set structure or ritual.

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What is non-liturgical worship?

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A service that does not follow a set text or ritual.

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What is informal worship?

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type of non-liturgical worship that is ‘spotaneuous’ or ‘charamatic’ in nature.

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What are the characteristics of liturgical worship?

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-takes place within church
- more traditional form of worship
- people receive forgiveness from God through the blessing actions of the priest.
- The people receive the living presence of Jesus in Holy Communion.
- Bible readings follow the Christian calendar and teach Christian history and faith across the Old Testament, New Testament and Paul’s Letters.
- There is a worldwide set order of services that is familiar to all, including visitors.
- The ritual has been passed down through the generations
- Eucharist for Catholics, Orthodox and Anglican Churches

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What are the characteristics of non-liturgical worship?

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-take place in church
- focus on Bible readings followed by a sermon.
-may have prayers and hymns but no set order may change.
- may be planned to suit a theme
- non - conformists place emphasis on the word of God in the Bible

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What is private worship?

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When a believer praises or honours God on their own.

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Characteristics of Informal Worship

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-take place community/house churches
-Quaker worship is mainly silent, people speak when moved by God to offer their thoughts or read from the Bible
-‘charasmatic’ worship may involve dancing, clapping, calling out and speaking in tongues.
-the style of worship in house churches similar to early christians.
-people can share readings and prayers can take an active part in church by calling out or speaking without formal training.
-service has emotional impact with a feeling of personal revelation from God.

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What is private worship?

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When a believer praises or honours God on their own.

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What is the importance of private worship?

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It allows individuals to spend time with God away from the Church.
It allows worship to be exactly how the person wants it to be
It allows the person to feel close with God because they’re alone with God and their thoughts.

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What are the characteristics of private worship?

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It often involves prayer, meditation, studying or meditating on a Bible passage or using aids like icons and rosaries.

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What is the rosary?

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Prayer beads used with the Lord’s Prayer and the Hail Mary

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How is the bible used in worship?

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  • may be processed
  • many hymns are now based on the bible
  • portions of the bible are read aloud
  • sermons are often based on a bible passage
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What is prayer?

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It is the communication with God, either silently or through the words of praise, thanksgiving or confession or requests for God’s help or guidance.

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Christian beliefs about prayer

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  • They believe that God will answer their prayers, but not always in the way that they themselves would like.
  • They believe that it can help someone accept God’s will even if it means suffering.
  • helps them to have strength and peace in difficult circumstances
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What are set prayers?

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Prayers that have been written down and said more the once by more than one person. Are often read aloud in church services

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Why are set prayers used

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helps Christians to communicate with God when they are not sure what to say

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Give and example of a set prayer

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The Lords prayer

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Beliefs about the Lords Prayer

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  • The Bible reports that Jesus taught it to his disciples
  • Gives christians a pattern of how to pray
  • reminds christians that they need to forgive others
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When does the Lords Prayer tend to be used?

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  • usually in christian worship, read aloud in church
  • usually in Liturgical worship services and rituals like communion
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What are informal prayers?

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They are prayers that are made up by an individual using their own words.

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Why do many Christians use informal prayer?

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  • they may feel they can be more open to God
  • many prefer because they seem to come more directly from the heart, meeting their exact concerns
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What is the significance of private worship?

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  • It helps Christians to build up a discipline that allows them to have the strength to cope in times of need.
  • It encourages a routine that allows time for reflection in a busy day.
  • It allows Christians to find peace and a sense of communication with God in their everyday life.
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What is the significance of the Lord’s Prayer?

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  • It gives Christians a pattern to follow within worship, as it combines giving praise to God and asking for your own needs.
  • It reminds Christians that he or she must forgive others in order to be forgiven because it is believed that prayer is only effective, if the person’s relationships with others are right.
  • It reminds Christians that God is the father of the whole community rather than just the individual.
  • It can bring a sense of unity and spiritual purpose in society at important times (i.e: a funeral).
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What are sacraments?

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Holy rituals through which believers recieve and outward grace.

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What are the sacraments acknowledged by the Protestant Church

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the gospel sacraments: Baptism and the Eucharist

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What are the sacraments acknowledged by the Catholic and Orthodox Church

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seven sacraments: baptism, confirmation, eucharist, marriage, Holy Orders, reconciliation and the annoiting of the sick

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What do many Protestant churches think about sacraments?

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They believe that sacraments are important rituals because Jesus instructed them to undertake these.

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What Churches don’t use any sacraments?

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  • The Salvation Army
  • The Quakers
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beliefs against the sacraments

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  • God speaks directly to the believers heart and there is no need of any form of ‘go-between’
  • symbols and rituals are a distraction from true religion
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why do some Christians not believe in the sacraments?

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  • they claim that there is no refrence to most of the 7 in the Bible
  • they think that Jesus didn’t intend either baptism or his actions over the bread and wine at the last supper to become rituals for his followers to follow

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