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Christianity practices

Fxxxxxx Hxxxx Rxxxxx Religious Studies GCSE English 45 cards

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  1. 1Define worshipThe way in which Christians show their deep love, reverance and respect for God
  2. 2Explain the significance of worshipPraise and thank God for his blessings
    Ask for forgiveness of sins
    Seek God's help
    Deepen a relationship with God
    Gives comfort and strength to live a more truly Christian life
  3. 3Explain liturgical worshipFollows a set pattern, ritual and structure
    Priest leads congregation, bible passages read out and a sermon
    Hyms read by choir and chanting
    Catholic, Orthodox and Anglican Churches
  4. 4Explain non-liturgical worshipDoesn't follow a set pattern or ritual
    Focuses on Bible and God's word, sermons and Bible readings
    Number of hyms or order may change
    Noncomformist churches such as the Methodist, Baptist and United Reformed Churches
  5. 5Explain informal worshipSpontaneous and charismatic in nature
    Dancing, clapping, calling out and speaking in tongues
    Speak when God's spirit moves through them
    Quakers and the Pentacostal Church
  6. 6Explain private worhsipBeliever praises or honours God on their own
  7. 7Explain the significane of private worshipHelps Chrisitians build a discipline which gives them strength to cope in times of trouble. Helps them find peace and a sense of communion with God
  8. 8Explain the significance of the Lord's PrayerThey are reminded that they must forgive others
    Reminds them that God is the father of the whole community and not just individuals
    Brings a sense of unity and spiritual purpose in society at important times
  9. 9Define sacramentHoly rituals that express an inner, spiritual experience
  10. 10Define baptismA ritual in which people become members of the Church
  11. 11Quote for baptism"I baptise you in the name of the Father, and of the Son and of the Holy Sprit. Amen"
  12. 12Explain the importance of infant baptismThey are baptised to get rid of the original sin as they are descendents of Adam and Eve. This is because everyone will have the tendancy to commit sin and baptism will remove it
    God parents and parents promise to bring the child in the Christian faith
  13. 13Explain how infant baptism is carried outBlessed holy water is poured over baby's head and is dressed in white and markerd with a cross on forehead with oil
  14. 14Explain the importance of believer's baptismBabies are too young to understand so people wait until they are older
    Baptism does not save a person but allows them to dedicate their lives to Jesus
  15. 15Explain how believers baptism is carried outFull imersion in a pool symbolising the celansing of sin and rising up to a new life with Christ
  16. 16Explain the significance of the last supperJesus knew he was going to be crucified that next day
    Wine represented his blood and bread the body
  17. 17Define Holy CommunionA service of thanksgiving in which the sacrificial death and ressurection of Jesus are celebrated using wine and bread
  18. 18Give other names of Holy CommunionEucharist, Mass, Lord's Supper, Breaking of Bread and the Divine Liturgy
  19. 19Explain the impacts of Holy COmmunionf
  20. 20Define pilgrimageA religious journey to a holy place
  21. 21Which two places do Christians go toLourdes and Iona
  22. 22Explain Ionathe veil between the physical and spiritual world
    A very remote place and reveals God's infinite power and presence
    Workshops, prayer and time for reflection and meditation
  23. 23Explain LourdesDedicated to Mary, mother of Jesus
    Spring of water has healing powers
    People recite the rosary and many miracles have happened
    Pilgrims are sick or disabled
  24. 24Define ChristmasCommemorates birth of Jesus and the incarnation
  25. 25When is Christmas celebrated25th of December and lasts 12 days which ends with the feast of Epiphany
  26. 26How is Christmas celebratedTrees and homes are decorated with lights and nativity scenes
    light represents Jesus as the light coming into the world
    Nativity scenes shows Jesus as a baby being born into poverty
  27. 27What do Churches do during ChristmasHave carol services
    Readings from the Bible
  28. 28Give a quote for Christmas'Jesus Christ our light'
  29. 29Define EasterCelebrates the resurrection of Jesus
  30. 30How is Easter celebratedProcessions on the streets and is lead by a person carrying a wooden cross
  31. 31How do Orthodox celebrate itThey walk around the Church at midnight and then enter the darkened Church with lit candles to symbolise entering the empty tomb
    Priest then announces 'Christ is risen' and the congregation say 'He is risen indeed'
  32. 32How do Catholics and Anglicans celebrate itA large paschal candle is lit which symbolises that Christ has risen and this ends in Holy Communion
  33. 33Define ChurchThe holy people of of God
    A Christian building of worship
  34. 34What does the Church doEducate people about Christianity
    Support local projects
    Help those in need
    Campaigns for justices
    Youth clubs
  35. 35Explain the role of the Trussell TrustMain aim is to provide 3 days of emergency food
    Helps to provide successful futures free from crime, prostitution and drugs
  36. 36How was the Trussell Trust foundedThe founder received a phone call from a desperate mother talking about how her children go to bed hungry
  37. 37What is the Trussell Trust inspired byJesus's words
    Parable of the sheep and the goat
  38. 38Explain the role of the Oasis ProjectsTo offer personal support and development to residents of Plymouth
    Those who have leaning difficulties, domestic violence, drug abuse, low income and inadequate housing
  39. 39Define agapeDescribes selfless, sacrificial and unconditional love
  40. 40What is the quote for street pastors'Love thy neigbour'
  41. 41What is the quote for the role of the Church in the local community'Faith by itself, if not accompanied by action, is dead'
  42. 42Explain the role of street pastorswork in the night, giving lollipops and tackle gun violence and drug abuse
  43. 43Explain the role of school pastorsAim to tackle anti-social behaviour and gives advice on school life and exams
  44. 44Explain the role of parish nursingSupports whole person healthcare
    Promotes well being in body, mind and spirit
    May try to diagnose early signs of health problems
  45. 45Define Missons

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GCSE Religious Studies Flashcards on Christianity practices, created by Fxxxxxx Hxxxx Rxxxxx on 19/05/2019.
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