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- The Bible and Christian Authority12
- The Nature of God and the Trinity131
- Creation in Christianity18
- Jesus Christ and the Incarnation31
- Sin, Salvation and Resurrection37
- Life After Death and Judgement45
- Evil and Suffering17
- Christian History and Denominations33
- Christian Sacraments27
- Christian Worship, Prayer and Festivals37
- Christian Life and Discipleship36
- Christian Morality and Forgiveness54
- Christian Family and Relationships14
- Christian Social and Environmental Ethics10
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Christianity: Beliefs and Teachings The Nature of God Different branches of Christianity Catholic Based in Rome Led by the Pope Respect authority of Bible and Church Tradition Seven Sacraments Protestant Split from Catholic...
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RS Christian Beliefs The Trinity Christians believe in one god with three roles: Tri + unity = three together God the Father God the Son God the Holy Spirit Role as the Son: when he's described as the son it refers to ...
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Year 7 RS Christianity Christianity is the world's biggest religion, with about 2.2 billion followers worldwide. It is based on the teachings of Jesus Christ who lived in the Holy Land 2,000 years ago.Through its missionary act...
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Reading List - Trinity William G. Rusch, ed., The Trinitarian Controversy (Philadelphia: Fortress Press, 1980) (especially pp. 1-27) Irenaeus, Against Heresies, Book III.16-19. Chapter 16 Irenaeus refutes the Valentians, who say ther...
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Christianity: Beliefs and Teachings Key concepts: OMNINEVOLENT- God is all-loving and infinitely good. OMNIPOTENT-God is all-powerful, almighty. TRINITY- God the father, son and holy spirit. INCARNATION- God becoming human in the form of Jesus. ATONEMEN...
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Christianity: Beliefs and Teachings Key concepts: OMNINEVOLENT- God is all-loving and infinitely good. OMNIPOTENT-God is all-powerful, almighty. TRINITY- God the father, son and holy spirit. INCARNATION- God becoming human in the form of Jesus. ATONEMEN...
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Christianity: Beliefs and Teachings Que Cards Key concepts: OMNINEVOLENT- God is all-loving and infinitely good. OMNIPOTENT-God is all-powerful, almighty. TRINITY- God the father, son and holy spirit. INCARNATION- God becoming human in the form of Jesus. ATONEMEN...
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RS Notes May 2016
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Conversion Experience John Wesley John Wesley was an Anglican minister who founded the Methodist movement. He returned to England after voyaging to America in 1735, to become a pastor to the British colonists. The woman he had courted in S...
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Original Sin and the Fall What is original sin? Original sin is an Augustine Christian doctrine that says that everyone is born sinful. This means that they are born with a built-in urge to do bad things and to disobey God. It is an important ...
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8 Markers 8 Markers Evil and suffering Jesus - Free Will - Paradise - Understanding Christians should do like Jesus. Suffering should be something to fight against. it exists so we can prove ourselves Free Will - God created hu...
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Exam Notes TGB Allberry Chapter 1: God is One Part 1-One God-Monotheism -Devotion pg 24-out of bounds -demons are right-Mission pg 27-no God but one--One God for all Chapter 2: God is one Part 2-Our View of God-You cannot have one w...
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Religious Studies RS Test Incarnation Incarnation means in the flesh, and refers to the belief that at the birth of Jesus, God came to earth in human form. This is the part of the Trinity known as ‘God the Son’. The term Jesus as...
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RS: Unit B603 - Christian beliefs about Sexual Relationships Unit B603: Christianity and Human RelationshipsChristian beliefs about Sexual Relationships Key Words:Adultery - a sexual relationship with someone other than the marriage partnerAgape - Christian loveArtifi...
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Untitled The name - Roman Catholicism - refers to two main things: Roman, as in where it developed fully into an organized religion Catholicism, meaning “universal church” Roman Catholicism is a widespread branch of Christiani...
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The future of the Church Growth of the Christian church Christianity has more followers than any other religion and Pentecostalism is one of the fastest growing denominations. There are 2.4 billion Christians in the world today, and the...
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Christianity 12 markers "The crucifixion is more important to Christians than the resurrection." For: Without the crucifixion, there would be no resurrection The crucifixion atoned for mankind's sins, meaning that we can enter into Go...
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Christian Celebrations Christians use celebrations to remember and give thanks for the most important events in their faith. Celebrations take different forms to reflect the nature of the event. Some, like Christmas and Easter Sunday, are t...
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Doctrines 2 Midterms Doctrine II Midterm Study Guide Doctrine of Creation 1) Define Pantheism- there is no distinction between God and the world. They are one.2) Understand its view of creation-pantheism says that God and creation share t...
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Sola Scriptura Notes The Concept of Sola Scriptura and the Church’s stand on it All Christian denominations share many common beliefs like the Holy Trinity, the Incarnation, human and divine nature of Jesus Christ, the Second Coming and t...
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The Sacraments What are the sacraments? The sacraments are particularly important and significant Christian ceremonies. Many Christians think of the sacraments as sign's of God's love - a special holy action that shows a religious t...
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UIV RS Christianity The Bible: Old Testament First part of Christian Bible Based primarily on the Hebrew bible (tenak) 39 books in the old testament Testament means 'covenant' or 'contract' The Bible: New Testament...
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Is the Bible of Any Relevance Today Is the Bible of Any Relevance for People Today? Yes: Some marriages still use the bible when vows are said and also the rings are blessed on the pages of the bible.People use the bible in Holy Communion , they use the...
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Christian Eschatology Eschatology is an area of Christian teaching which is all about life after death. All living things eventually die, but Christians believe that there is another life beyond this physical life. Christians think o...
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CHRISTIANITY - PAPER 1 Christianity The Nature of God Christians think God is: Omnipotent = all powerful Omniscient = all knowing Omnibenevolent = all loving Omnipresent= everywhere Transcendent= out of this world I agree with these descrip...
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Christian Worship Living the Christian life is a decision on the part of an individual to live as a follower of Jesus. Worship is when religious believers express their love and respect for and devotion to God. It is a time when Christ...
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groups oriental schism divided pope the two sides (constantinople and rome) basically ignored each other occident and orthodoxe orientale oriental orthodoxy
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Prayer What is prayer? Prayer is a way of communicating with God, usually through words, and having a personal relationship with him. Prayer may offer praise or thanks to God or ask him for forgiveness or other specific thin...
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The Trinity God the Father God is referred to 'Father' because it shows respect and is what Jesus used. "In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth" Genesis 1:1 NIV God is described as the creator of the world and cre...
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The local church The importance of the local church to the parish Most Christians belong to a parish - a community of local believers within a particular denomination. The care of the parish and its people is entrusted to a parish pri...
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Worship, Prayer, Pilgrimage and Festivals Worship Two different ways in which Christians worship include reading and following the Bible and also praying to God. A Christian can read Scripture either alone or at church with others and this shows devotion to t...
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christian beliefs - created from Mind Map Nature of God Trinity problem with evil
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Beliefs and Teachings- Christianity - created from Mind Map The nature of God God's Omnis Problem of Evil
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Important Quotes : Afterlife & Judgement ''I am the ressurection and the life. Those who believe in me will live even though they die'' - John(Bible) Ressurection Afterlife ''If Christ has not been raised, your faith is useless and you are still living...
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Bible BIBLE: Sacred christian book 31,000 verses (+) 1,281 pgs 4 gospels, mark, Luke, Matthew john Gospels talk about Jesus' life and promote Christianity. Mark had first gospel 40 total authors New testament and old testam...
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Sin and Reconciliation in a Range of Christian Denominations and World Religions - created from Mind Map Catholicism Islam Baptist Church
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Eastern and western church notes The western church has the alter in open sight so all the people can see, unlike the eastern church where the alter is hidden by a slide or a cover. The western church has the priest as the leader and the eastern chur...
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Christian Beliefs in life after death - created from Mind Map Most Christians believe the body stays in the grave and the soul goes to God for judgement. Catholics Believe in purgatory and that the body will be resurrected Protestants
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GCSE Revision: Christianity - created from Mind Map Church Leadership Prayers & Festivals The Bible
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Important Quotes : Worship & Prayer The Lord's Prayer (Bible) Our Father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name; thy kingdom come; thy will be done; on earth as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread. And forgive us our trespasses, as we fo...
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