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Christianity Beliefs and Practises PART 2
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- 1What is private worship?When a believer praises or honours God on their own (meditation, rosary)
- 2What is informal worship?Charismatic or spontaneous (speaking in tongues, gospel)
- 3What is non-liturgical worship?A service that does not follow a set text or ritual (quaker worship, baptist services)
- 4What is liturgical worship?A church service that follow a set structure (any of the seven sacraments)
- 5What are some advantages of private worship?more personal, calming and stress-free, more freedom, anywhere and anytime, 1-1 with God
- 6What are some advantages of liturgical worship?Worldwide order, familiar to anyone, in line with Gods plan and passed down in generations
- 7What are some advantages of non-liturgical worship?Share personal interpretaions, different and original, emphasis on the word of God
- 8What are some advantages of informal worship?Emotional impact, more relaxed, active roles for anyone, personal relation with God
- 9What are some disadvantages of private worship?There is no guidance, it's open to laziness and enable selfish or unrealistic prayers
- 10What are some disadvantages of liturgical worship?It is unoriginal, predictable, old-fashioned and there is an inbalance of pwoer towards the priest
- 11What are some disadvantages of non-liturgical worship?It is dysfunctional, hard to follow, unexpected and doesn't align with God's plan
- 12What are some disadvantages of informal worship?It is chaotic, unreliable, not understandable or tamed and is a distraction from God
- 13What are the four main components of an effective prayer?adoration, supplication, thanksgiving, repentance
- 14What are the seven sacraments?baptism, confirmation, eucharist, reconciliation, healing, marriage and ordination
- 15What is the Eucharist?A service of thanksgiving in which the sacrificial death and resurrection of Jesus Christ is celebrated, using bread and wine
- 16What is transubstantiation?The conversion of bread and wine into body and blood of Christ, with only the appearance remaining
- 17What is consecration?consecrated is something that is associated with being sacred
- 18What is consubstantiation?the doctrine that says the bread and wine can co-exist with the body and blood of Christ
- 19What does it mean if something is ecumenical?something which includes all Christian denominations
- 20What is the meaning of Christmas?Commemorates the incarnation of Jesus, ends with the feast of epiphany after 12 days, time of peace and goodwill
- 21What is the meaning of Easter?Celebrates the resurrection of Jesus from the dead, on the holy week the christians remember all the events that led up to the crucifixion
- 22What are the 4 key parts to the Easter Vigil?1. Source of Light
2. Liturgy of Word
3. Liturgy of Initiation
4. Liturgy of the Eucharist - 23What do Street Pastors do?Help party-goers and people at nightclubs, partnered with the police and local councils
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- AQA RS- Christianity Beliefs and Practises PART 2
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